As Hampshire College in Amherst, Massachusetts, prepares to sell its property, the town of Amherst is considering how best to rezone the land.

Developer Stephen Shapiro says his idea for a 15-mile, $50 billion crossing makes fiscal and environmental sense.

Massachusetts District Court Judge Angel Kelley says the Trump administration's order to remove material it says disparages U.S. history is likely unlawful.

Current UNH projects in community-scale aquaculture will be replicated across the country.

Plus, some tips for helping pollinators without planting anything at all.

People in Boston and across entire region is enjoying the World Cup fever. Here are some photos from the tournament's opening weekend:

Haiti had made its first and only other appearance in the men's World Cup back in 1974.

Faced with the high cost of transportation to the soccer tournament, Scotland's Tartan Army rented "every single yellow school bus" in the region to get to Foxborough to see their team play Haiti.

After years of disputes over everything from casinos to Keno, NH lawmakers have now fully embraced gambling — and the money it brings in for the government.

Now that the FIFA World Cup is underway in Mexico, Canada and the U.S., the drama has shifted to the fields, where there have been several surprising results heading into the first full week.

A Texas-based energy development company has signed a lease to use the former Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant property, and the company, among other options, is discussing a new untested class of small nuclear reactors for the property.

As America prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary, one New Hampshire museum is showing off its collection of historic artifacts – centuries in the making. Here are just a few of what’s on display that might teach you something surprising about New Hampshire and American history.