The New England News Collaborative is telling stories of our connected and rapidly changing region.
The NENC is a 9-station consortium of public media newsrooms reporting stories that are shared and broadcast across New England. Our multimedia coverage delves into climate change and clean energy; racial inequality and immigration; and the impacts of the pandemic on people, businesses and schools in the region.
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Mark Mirko/Connecticut PublicEl movimiento nacional Next250 pasa por Hartford en su recorrido por el país para establecer nuevos valores estadounidenses de cara al aniversario número 250 de la nación. -
Dan Tuohy/NHPRThe airport is also accepting donations of shelf-stable food and household goods for TSA employees. -
Ari Snider/Maine PublicThe project, run by the Portland-based ensemble Palaver Strings, pairs new parents with professional musicians to write, record, and perform original lullabies. -
Sebastian Restrepo/Courtesy/ MassLiveFor the second time in a decade, the New England Commission of Higher Education announced Tuesday it will require Hampshire College to show cause why it should not be placed on probation "or" why its accreditation should not be withdrawn.
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Since the raid on March 11, all three people detained by ICE have been released and police have faced scrutiny from lawmakers over their role in the botched immigration enforcement action. -
A Massachusetts resident wanted to speak at a Board of Aldermen meeting in Nashua, but refused to say his address, citing security concerns. Now he’s suing over the city’s longstanding disclosure rules. -
The state cited Bickford for over a dozen violations in the weeks after a 93-year-old resident wandered outside of the facility undetected, later dying after exposure to the extreme cold. -
Demonstrators contended that the law’s conservation aims amount to an infringement on property rights in rural areas of Vermont. -
A Honduran man who was detained inside a South Burlington home told the FBI he was driving the car that ICE agents tried to stop, according to a new court filing. -
The price of fuel oil in the state has jumped $2 since the U.S. and Israel launched a war with Iran. High fuel prices are bad for fuel customers, and for the companies that sell fuel. -
Nearly 80 students have opted into Manchester’s language immersion program. Families cite many benefits, from being able to play with Spanish-speaking neighbors to future job opportunities. -
The tax forgiveness program brought in far more than expected. It arrived at a crucial time for the state budget, helping to close a $47 million shortfall. -
The state terminated its annual inspections without first obtaining approval from the EPA, triggering a lawsuit and potential fines. Now, the feds say they will move quickly to rule. -
Starting April 1, Massachusetts health care providers and labs will be required to alert the state when they encounter cases of the tick-borne allergy alpha-gal syndrome.
