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Sununu, lawmakers fast track more aid to homeless shelters

CONCORD — Legislative budget writers and the Sununu administration are expediting state contracts and legislation to increase support for homeless shelters to avert the threat that some of them would

Longtime Hundred Nights leader to retire in late April

After more than a decade as Hundred Nights’ executive director and following the opening of the Keene nonprofit’s larger emergency shelter last year, Mindy Cambiar will retire at the end

NARUC appoints North Dakota Commissioner Julie Fedorchak as newest president

National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners - North Dakota Commissioner Julie Fedorchak Installed as New NARUC President

Regulators from across the country convened this week (Nov 16) for the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners 135th Annual Meeting and Education Conference, to participate in informa. . .

Valentina Holl dominates Canadian Open Downhill

The mountain biker from Austria won decisive gold in Crankworx Whistler. Louise Ferguson of Great Britain was silver, Miranda Miller from Squamish bronze.

Pemberton Secondary wins B.C. High School Mountain Biking Championship

Competitive results across all ages won 27 Pemberton Secondary School student-mountain bikers the overall title at the 2023 provincials in Rossland, BC.

Kiwis can't travel so they're pouring money into houses, expert claims

Kiwis can't travel so they're pouring money into houses, expert claims Newshub 2/03/2021 © Video - The AM Show; Images - Getty/The AM Show Vanessa Taylor on The AM Show. The rapid rise in house prices over the past year has been blamed on many factors - usually lack of supply, low interest rates and 'FOMO'. Now we can add border closures to that list.  "When you look at the true patterns of Kiwis right across New Zealand, we love to travel and we love property," Vanessa Taylor, chief executive of realestate.co.nz, told The AM Show on Wednesday. "If you take one of those away, that's 50 percent of our lives and we're probably going to focus on property, and that's absolutely what's happened since COVID hit our shores - can you believe - a year ago."