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A group of bat advocates, including scientists at UNH, NH Fish and Game and volunteers have been working together to monitor the health of the state’s bats.
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The logger and former Maine Senate president turned out supporters across the state over the weekend, especially among Maine's organized labor community and former supporters of Graham Platner.
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Vermont author Tim Weed grounds a fantastical story with smuggled Mesoamerican treasure and a mysterious missing father in the familiar hills of his home state in his new novel, "The Gatepost."
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The logger and former Maine Senate president appeared to have dominated Saturday's delegate-selection meetings in half of Maine's counties. His top rivals for the nomination had withdrawn from the race or suspended their campaigns by Sunday evening.
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Rallygoers in Portland on Saturday paid tribute to 25-year-old Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero, and called for agents to leave the state.
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An estimated 5,600 of Connecticut's 31,000 early care and education workers don't have health insurance, according to a recent study by Access Health CT.
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The nearly eight-acre property would have three housing units for people in need of shelter, a building for wellness programming, a food pantry, a garden, and more. The nonprofit group behind the project is led by Aquinnah Wampanoag women.
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The Easthampton City Council passed a resolution on Wednesday calling for Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell and the Northwestern district attorney to investigate and charge federal ICE agents when they violate state law.
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Martha Karolina Rojas Alvarez addressed reporters in Biddeford Thursday, speaking publicly for the first time since the shooting.
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A regional seafood industry collaborative has been awarded a $15 million grant from the National Science Foundation.
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Loral O'Hara has been conducting research aboard the International Space Station for NASA since September. "Everything is different in microgravity," she says. "Things float off pretty quickly."
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Last year 650,000 people died of AIDS and 1.5 million acquired HIV, according to the United Nations.
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Cape Cod students received an average of $100 last month in federal assistance to cover missed meals. More is on the way.
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Supporters of responsible gun ownership were among the 150 people who rallied outside Town Hall on Saturday to demand an end to gun violence.