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Charles Arlinghaus: Current law should stop diversion of $28 million from highways
READER COMMENTS: 6Investigators seek cause of Conn. train crash
READER COMMENTS: 0Federal investigators on Saturday searched for the cause of a rush-hour train crash in Connecticut that injured dozens of people commuting home from New York City, three of them critically.
Amtrak suspends New York-Boston service after two trains collide in Conn.; up to 60 hurt
READER COMMENTS: 0A commuter train traveling eastbound from New York City derailed near the Connecticut suburb of Fairfield during the evening rush hour on Friday and collided with a westbound commuter train, injuring...
Construction of temporary bridge in Francestown set to start this month
READER COMMENTS: 0Construction will begin on a temporary bridge on Francestown Turnpike to reopen the road which has been closed since December.
Zip through I-93 tolls soon, stop at new rest area in the future
READER COMMENTS: 18Changes are coming to Interstate 93, including new full-service visitors' centers in Hooksett and high-speed tolling at the nearby toll plaza.
NH gasoline tax increase not happening soon
READER COMMENTS: 7The Senate tax writing committee wants to put off any vote on a proposed 12-cent increase in the gasoline tax.
Supreme Court says Manchester man who lost towed car while hospitalized can sue
READER COMMENTS: 4The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that the law is on the side of a Manchester man who had his car towed six years ago from his apartment parking lot during a snowstorm.
Sarah Long Bridge opens ahead of schedule
READER COMMENTS: 1PORTSMOUTH - The Sarah Mildred Long bridge was opened to vehicular traffic around 11:30 a.m. on Monday, almost two weeks ahead of schedule.
Portsmouth's Memorial Bridge to get lights this summer after fundraiser
READER COMMENTS: 1There will be lights on the Memorial Bridge when the project is completed this summer.
Troubled waters for Milton's Townhouse Road bridge
READER COMMENTS: 3Local residents, visitors on both sides of the Salmon Falls River, are mostly in favor of the bridge
Nashua Airport control tower will stay open
READER COMMENTS: 1After months of battling to keep the Nashua Airport control tower open, airport, city and state officials are breathing a sigh of relief after the Federal Aviation Administration announced it would...
Wire Road bridge opens two months ahead of schedule
READER COMMENTS: 1Construction of a new bridge on Wire Road has been completed, and the roadway is now reopened to motorists following a six-month closure.
Nashua officials mull night work on Main St.
READER COMMENTS: 0With construction crews busy renovating downtown sidewalks, aldermen are questioning whether some of the Main Street work could be completed during nonbusiness hours to alleviate traffic congestion.
North Country roads take annual pounding
READER COMMENTS: 0Repairs to pavement broken from frozen ground cost money and money will determine what gets done.
Nashua aldermen: City rail study not needed
READER COMMENTS: 5Three city officials on Monday spoke in opposition to a proposal to create an ad hoc committee to study the financial costs associated with bringing rail to Nashua.
Nashua planners mull plans to convert one-way streets to two-way streets
READER COMMENTS: 0Planners are trying to determine the best way to enhance traffic flow downtown by investigating whether the conversion from one-way to two-way streets may ease congestion.
Executive Council tables vote on 18-mile Milford to Bennington rail line
READER COMMENTS: 1An 18-mile stretch of state-owned railroad track from Milford to Bennington has become such a political football that the Executive Council decided to table a vote on its future until all five...
Mike Cote's Business Editor's Notebook : FAA furloughs clip wings of business
READER COMMENTS: 0"As it relates to private jet services, it made our job tougher," said Greg Raiff , CEO of Private Jet Services, a Seabrook company that shuttles corporate executives, professional athletes, rock...
Nashua airport officials confident towers will remain open
READER COMMENTS: 0Nashua airport officials say they are no longer worried the control towers will close June 15, despite the confusion surrounding the passing of the Reducing Flight Delays Act on Friday.
Senate approves bill to end air traffic controller furloughs
READER COMMENTS: 2The U.S. Senate late on Thursday approved legislation to provide enough funding for federal air traffic controllers through Sept. 30 to end furloughs that have brought widespread airline delays.
Furloughs cause flight delays across country
READER COMMENTS: 0Mandatory unpaid furlough days taken Tuesday mostly by air-traffic controllers at airports on the East Coast and at radar facilities in California, Nevada and Texas caused cascading flight delays...
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Keene Sentinel decries parking meter Robin Hoods
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Manchester airport sees another 2.9% decline in passengers in March
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NH truck driver involved in fatal Vt. accident
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Keene gains national attention as 'Robin Hooders' appear on 'Good Morning America'
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New Portsmouth parking scheme will charge only for time used
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Ship owners say NH, Maine share bridge crash blame
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U.S. Supreme Court sides with state in towing case
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Maine-NH bridge damaged by tanker reopens
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Wheelchair-bound blind woman asks Keene for a crosswalk
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Maine involvement in east-west highway project officially ends, project continues
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FAA subsidy of Nashua air traffic control tower to continue through fiscal year
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Toll-weary Merrimack residents, businesses disappointed again
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ABBA recluse recalls terrifying landing in Manchester after jet hit tornado
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Flashing yellow school zone signs planned at intersection where Laconia girl was struck and killed
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Hinsdale-Brattleboro bridge meetings slated
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The gritty reality of legislating cranial protection for motorcyclists
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Director sees Manchester airport poised for growth
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Tractor trailer doesn't fit, damages Lancaster-to-Lunenburg covered bridge
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State doubles the cost of parking at Hampton Beach to $2 an hour
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Dana Belcher: NH hotels lose money when FAA plays politics
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Tri-County CAP Blue Loon bus service drops towns over $3,000 fee
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Skyhaven Flying Club: Safe, fun flying, continuous learning
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Trucking industry eyes higher speed limits in New Hampshire