News columnist Ray Duckler visited towns slammed by a tornado one year ago. He tells us about the destruction and hope he found.

Reporter Margot Sanger-Katz reported from the weapons and conspiracy trial of tax protesters Ed and Elaine Brown. The two were found guilty, and Margot sums up their story.

Monitor reporter Lauren Dorgan burned the midnight oil as legislators worked to pass a budget for the next two years. She tells us what's in and what's out.

Reporter Chelsea Conaboy's account of an immigrant family's medical struggles appeared as a special insert in the Saturday Monitor. She tells us about writing the transcontinental tale.

Reporter Lauren Dorgan brings us up to date on the New Hampshire House's rejection of Gov. John Lynch's changes to a same-sex marriage bill and what the future holds.

Meg Heckman, the Monitor's new community outreach editor, tells us about her new job and lets you know how to get your event, news or opinion into our pages.

Monitor reporter Chelsea Conaboy has been writing about the troubled takeover of Verizon's New England phone system by FairPoint Communications. She brings us up to date.

Monitor news columnist Ray Duckler chronicled both anxiety and nostalgia this week. He tells us about his recent work.

The Monitor's Dan Barrick brings us up to date on a week full of contentious votes from the House of Representatives.

Convicted killer Raymond Guay has moved to Chichester, sparking a local outcry. Reporter Karen Langley brings us up to date.

Reporter and town meeting wrangler Meg Heckman brings us up to date on the dozens of meetings covered by the Monitor this year.

Ed and Elaine Brown of Plainfield have returned to New Hampshire to face new charges. Monitor reporter Margot Sanger-Katz brings us up to date on the tax-protesting couple.

Monitor political reporter Lauren Dorgan charts Sen. Judd Gregg's unexpected move from the Senate to the Commerce Department.

Monitor reporter Chelsea Conaboy tells us about her six months reporting the story of Kathy and Jacob Needleman.

Monitor features editor Sarah Earle tells us about staying motivated to exercise during these chilly months.

Monitor editor Felice Belman tells us about plans to mark the newspaper's anniversary this year.

Monitor reporter Lauren Dorgan maps the state's political outlines after last week's election and tells us what's in store for the future.

Former Monitor editor Mike Pride and reporter Meg Heckman talk about their new book, We Went to War, containing oral histories of World War II.

Reporter Amy Augustine talks about convicted murderer Shane Pitts's petition for a pardon hearing – and the Executive Council's denial of his hopes.

We check in with Monitor political reporter Lauren Dorgan on the U.S. Senate rematch between John Sununu and Jeanne Shaheen.

Monitor columnist Ray Duckler tells about his Sunday story detailing three cases of cancer in the same area in Concord.

Monitor reporters Meg Heckman and Laren Dorgan tell how they responded to the violent storm that hit the Epsom area last week.

Monitor reporter Meg Heckman talks about the reunion held last month for former residents of the Laconia State School, and plans for a project featuring former residents.

Monitor sports writer Tim O'Sullivan talks about the Celtics' championship team and being at the final, thrilling game of the year.

Monitor reporter Ethan Wilensky-Lanford talks about reporting two very different stories on the same prisoner reported missing last week.

We talk with Monitor reporter Meg Heckman about last week's local ecological emergency.

In this week's Off the Page podcast, Monitor reporter Lauren Dorgan talks about action at the State House last week and what's on tap for this week.

Former Monitor photojournalist Preston Gannaway talks about winning the 2008 Pulitzer for feature photography.

Columnist and reporter Ray Duckler on the Iraq War, five years on.

Monitor sports writer Dave D'Onofrio talks about spring break with the Red Sox.

Monitor reporter Meg Heckman has tales from the town meeting.