CONCORD (AP) — Anglers were out Sunday as fishing season got under way under sunny skies in New Hampshire and Maine, but questions lingered about the impact of the unusually warm winter on the fishery. More...

CONCORD (AP) — Rightto work will be one of the first bills from the House that the Senate considers this session. More...

CONCORD — A new research project aimed at helping New Hampshire protect its quality of life will rely on everything from a state-of-the-art aircraft imaging system to students measuring snow on the ground. More...

MILWAUKEE (AP) — Wisconsin voters are just warming up. More...

BERKELEY, Calif. — Sharpeyed dog walkers along the San Francisco Bay waterfront may have spotted a strange-looking plane zipping overhead recently that that looked strikingly like the U.S. stealth drone captured by Iran in December. More...

WASHINGTON — The Federal Election Commission overstepped its bounds in allowing groups that fund certain election ads to keep their financiers anonymous, a federal judge has ruled. More...

When we run for the city council we tell the public what we will do to improve the lives of the people living here and how we want to create or increase revenues for the city and create jobs which in turn will mean lower taxes and money available for More...

In February, after embarrassing himself by saying he was “not concerned about the very poor,” Mitt Romney explained that the government’s safety net would take care of them, and he promised to repair any holes in the net. More...

I thought landing on German soil for the first time after a six-hour flight was an incredible feeling ... until I decided to jump out of one 14,000 feet in the air the next day. Yes, that’s right, skydiving. More...

Thanks for staying with us. You’re tuned into CTZN, the Lakes Region’s principal egress for homicidal paroxysms. I’m Dack Rouleau, providing equanimity one day a week. More...

PLYMOUTH — Four women were recognized March 29 at the annual PSU President’s Commission on the Status of Women Awards Recognition ceremony. More...

LACONIA — The WOW Trail Organization is excited to announce our spring 2012 Trail User Count Program. In an effort to collect data of usage on the WOW Trail in Laconia, we are coordinating a volunteer effort to manually record trail users. More...

GILFORD — The Gilford Parks and Recreation and the Gilford Youth Center are co-sponsoring the 3rd Annual Breakfast with the Easter Bunny on the morning of Saturday, April 7. This program will be held from 8 to 10 a.m. in the Fellowship More...