Federal officials froze child care payments to Minnesota in the wake of fraud allegations and are now requiring all states to submit certain documentation to continue receiving funding.

The state budget cut higher education funding by $35 million over two years, leading to staff cuts and tuition increases. Now, senators from both parties have proposed new spending to mitigate the impacts.

Driven south due to a poor conifer crop up north, evening grosbeaks, redpolls and bohemian waxwings will be looking for food in fallow fields, fruit trees and backyard feeders in parts of New England.

Experts predict dry conditions will last into spring, which could harm local ecosystems.

After you strap your Christmas tree to the top of your car, what happens to the field where you cut it down?

After a six month delay, children placed in group homes will now be provided lawyers to advocate for their interests during abuse and neglect proceedings.

A new batch of laws takes effect Jan. 1, and this year’s list includes a ban on so-called “forever chemicals” in certain products, cheaper outpatient drugs and a higher minimum wage.

The state's own rebates for weatherization, heat pumps and more are often worth more than income tax credits eliminated in President Trump's signature tax and spending law.

Eversource and New Hampshire Electric Co-op responded to significant power outages Monday morning.

Maine Forest Service tried to recruit small landowners that couldn't participate in the early intervention program last year.