Police and defense attorneys now have a second list of officers who – for more than two years- may not have been properly certified to give breath tests.

Many Kids Lack Access To Afterschool Programs, Shown To Close Achievement Gap

May 19th, 2015 5m 57s

It was just over a year ago, at Keene area School District’s annual board retreat, and Deputy Superintendent Reuben Duncan was expecting the usual conversations about curriculum and finances. The teachers, he says, had something else in mind. I

Portsmouth City Council Approves $23.2M Second Downtown Parking Garage

May 5th, 2015 4m 19s

For over ten years, the city of Portsmouth has been trying to decide whether and where to build a second downtown parking garage. On Monday night, city councilors voted unanimously to bond a $23 million new garage. Of the 150 o r so people who

Defense Attorneys Push Back Against Court Efficiency Effort

Apr 15th, 2015 4m 55s

For more than a decade leaders in New Hampshire’s courts have been trying to modernize the state’s judicial system. In 2001 they began a major effort to digitized files. More recently, they’ve consolidated the lower courts. On Thursday, the Hou

Foodstuffs: 'Mount Suna-peep' And The World Of New Hampshire-Themed Peeps Dioramas

Apr 2nd, 2015 3m 55s

There's a spring tradition that's been building over the last few years: Peeps diorama contests. Participants use those marshmallow birds and bunnies to put together all kinds of wacky and creative displays. We have Peeps diorama builders in Ne

A Dartmouth Professor's Deep Dive Into How Galaxies Form Stars

Mar 27th, 2015 4m 2s

A Dartmouth astrophysicist is part of a team that’s been looking billions of years into the universe’s past – and they’ve found some clues that may explain why galaxies form the way they do . Ryan Hickox is an assistant professor of physics and

Former UNH Student Goes It Alone In Criminal Court, Wins 'Not Guilty' Verdict

Mar 25th, 2015 5m 7s

Last year, 29 year old Robert Wilson was accused of a felony-level crime and faced the possibility of three and a half to seven years in prison. On Monday, after representing himself “pro se," the jury found him not guilty. Generally speaking,

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