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Ayotte tried to fire New Hampshire’s child advocate. She just uncovered a massive abuse scandal.
When the Office of the Child Advocate released a damning report last week alleging minors at the Sununu Youth Services Center were being subjected to punitive, jail-like conditions — including an illegal restraint that broke a child’s bone — it was the work of Child Advocate Cassandra Sanchez. Sanchez and her team visited the facility,…
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We asked, you answered: Do you support NH National Guard members being deployed in the war with Iran?
This week, we asked readers: Do you support NH National Guard members being deployed in the war with Iran?
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Spring in full swing: Revolutionary tours, chili cook-offs an craft beer celebrations across NH
From stepping inside Revolutionary-era homes to sipping your way through New Hampshire’s booming craft beer scene, this weekend is packed with ways to get out and explore. Whether you’re in the mood for live music, farm visits with baby animals, or a chili-and-cornbread showdown, there’s something happening in every corner of the state. Here’s what…
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Corporate buyers target New Hampshire campgrounds amid surge in demand
Camping’s popularity exploded during the pandemic, and investors quickly saw an opportunity. Campgrounds and RV parks remain one of the least consolidated real estate sectors, making them especially attractive for corporate buyouts. Modern America, a Boston-based real estate firm, now owns 12 campgrounds on their own, most of which were bought shortly after the pandemic.
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5 ideas for things to do in New Hampshire during Spring Break 2026
Now that the weather is beginning to warm up, kids across New Hampshire are likely looking forward to an entire week away from school so they can enjoy the outdoors. Luckily, New Hampshire is offering plenty of family-friendly outdoor activities during spring break this year, including everything from specialty nature programs to annual spring festivals.
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NH GOP to probe youth detention abuse with lawmaker who threatened to defund oversight office
The same Republican lawmakers that tried to eliminate the child advocate’s office, slashed victim payouts, and gave the GOP attorney general veto power over settlements now wants the public to trust its investigation. For more than a year, New Hampshire Republicans have systematically dismantled the independent process meant to deliver justice to survivors of sexual…
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6 places to see baby animals in New Hampshire this spring
It’s officially spring and baby animals will be hanging out at farms across NH. Here’s where to go.
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A $5.4M Rye home sold — why are Seacoast prices dipping?
Total single-family home sales increased in the first quarter of 2026, while closing prices have dipped year-over-year, according to the Seacoast Board of Realtors.
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Portsmouth restaurateur plans new bistro at former District site
Julian Armstrong is no stranger to Congress Street, having grown up working at Bull Moose’s old downtown shop and the Friendly Toast, and now as owner of The Wilder gastropub nearby. The restaurateur is adding to his downtown Portsmouth portfolio, as Armstrong plans to open a neighborhood bistro-style eatery in the former home of The…
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Best brunch restaurant in New England? 8 local gems worth the trip
Typically serving up something for everyone, whether they’re looking for sweet or savory, breakfast or lunch, or maybe even all of the above, brunch offers up that special dining opportunity that can allow for a little sleeping in before setting the tone for the day.
