It's a holiday weekend, and this will be a politics-free column. It's safe to read regardless of one's political philosophy.

John Mulvey returns to Portsmouth. Meet all the Seacoast high schools' new girls and boys basketball and hockey coaches this ...

Will this be the year our generous and warm-hearted readers push the Gift of Warmth fuel assistance fund drive over the $1 ...

Most of the 150,000 or so people who work for one of the 15 executive departments in the federal government keep their jobs ...

Titled on their website as Maine's premiere light show, Gardens Aglow transforms the coast's botanical gardens into an ...

"I've got so much respect for this New Hampshire program we just played," University of Tennessee Martin head coach Jason ...

Cisco Brewers is closing its bar at Pease International Tradeport in Portsmouth, six-and-a-half years after replacing Redhook ...

Civic engagement helped me get to know myself, my neighbors, my city, my state, and the world in which I live so much better.

Endicott College police Sgt. Jeremy Cole, while driving home from his shift at the campus, was killed after his Chevrolet ...

PORTSMOUTH — Mark Brighton, a native son of Portsmouth and frequent and sometimes fiery critic of local government and city spending, has died. He was 72 when he died Friday, Nov. 15 from long ...

After a two-year process, lawmakers approved a broad package of state rules last week governing how public schools should ...

As the demand for assistance in languages other than English rises, the DMV is hoping that the new technology will expand ...