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Iain explains how the extinction of one animal many years ago affects us today.

If you're like most people with health insurance, you've seen your premiums go up substantially. A new report points to part of the reason in New Hampshire.

Over the past four years, hospitals have pushed a greater share of their costs on their patients who have private insurance.

At the same time, hospitals and insurance companies are making more money.

New Hampshire Public Radio's Kerry Grens reports.

Morning Edition's Lisa Peakes talks with Sarah Young-Knox, editor of The Berlin Reporter, about the Fraser Paper pulp mill closure, the federal prison project, and the high school hockey team playing for the state championship.

Public access television is much more than just “Wayne’s World”. Although community TV stations do offer their share of goofy fare, they also are filling a serious civic media niche. We’ll find out what public access television is…it’s successes and struggles and how it fits into the overall media picture. Laura's guest is Dottie Grover, President of the New Hampshire Coalition for Community Media and Director of Cable Services for the Londonderry Access Center and Skip Tenczar, Assistant Professor of Communication Arts at UNH Manchester and board member and former Chair of Concord Community Television. We'll also hear from Gerry Morin, who ran community access television in Laconia for two years and is now running a startup in Milford and Steve Budkiewicz, Executive Director for Concord Community Television.