Reporters don’t just take people at their word. They dig into documents, recordings, and multiple interviews to verify every fact.

Editors and reporters weigh community needs, time, and resources when deciding which stories to pursue and which to set aside.

Bias in journalism isn’t always about politics — it can come from missing voices or incomplete context. Here’s how reporters work for balance.

Not all stories are the same. Here’s how to tell the difference between reporting, opinion pieces, and sponsored content.

Local news connects you to your community, from school budgets to zoning rules — and helps you understand what’s at stake in your everyday life.

Trust in the media is at historic lows, but many New Hampshire outlets are rebuilding credibility through transparency, community engagement, and new ways of connecting with readers.