Suing in federal court, rather than in Massachusetts Superior Court as some observers had expected, would change the nature of the argument, because state and federal regulators have authority over different aspects of the nuclear plant.
Videos about nature and the outdoors in New England from the NENC team and our stations.
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The Cape and Islands were spared widespread power outages but still got pounded with rain and wind.
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Advocates traveled to Washington, DC to urge lawmakers to take action and keep both gambling companies and sports leagues accountable for the risks of sports betting.
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After years of research and collaboration, a group of pizza enthusiasts in New Haven is trying to keep the passion alive through a museum exhibition.
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A beautiful spring garden starts in the fall, according to environmental experts at University of Connecticut and Quinnipiac University.
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Gov. Phil Scott, a five-term incumbent, is leading by 10 points over first-time statewide candidate Amanda Janoo, according to the Vermont Public 2026 Poll.
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The Moka Pot coffee shop was defaced with swastikas and the phrase "white power" last week. Authorities arrested a 20-year-old man from Allenstown.
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A new 30-second spot portrays the president as leading the fight against communism, but it may run afoul of laws restricting ‘general propaganda,’ Senator Maggie Hassan alleges.
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The private liberal arts college in Goffstown has already waived tuition for more than 100 qualifying New Hampshire students under the program, which began last year.
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