Fish And Game Survey Aims To Shape Update To Big Game Management Plan

The UNH Survey Center, on behalf of the Fish and Game Department, is working to update the department’s Big Game data.

Tulloch's Sentence In Zantop Murders Heads To Supreme Court Despite State's Objection

NH Attorney General’s Office prosecutors do not want the state Supreme Court to consider the constitutionality of a life sentence.

King: The Crisis In Journalism — More Reporting Needed

PBS host, producer: Journalism needs to be concentrated in a newspaper or a broadcast outlet with enough revenue to do the job.

Story Of Migrant Who Set Sleeping Woman Ablaze Adds To Border Security Debate

In New Hampshire, polls show voters overwhelmingly list illegal immigration as a significant concern — especially heinous violent crime.

NH Supreme Court To Consider Appeal In Camp Fatima Sex Abuse Lawsuit

The victim claims he was sexually abused in the 1970s by Fr. Karl Dowd, the Catholic priest in charge of the diocesan summer camps.

Millard: Energy Pros Pan Biden's LNG Export Study As ‘Political Charade'

Energy industry leaders blasted a new Biden admin report urging limits on liquid natural gas exports as deceptive and driven by politics.

Henck: Looking For Waste? The IRS Should Be The Target

IRS Attorney: At a conference, the acting IRS commissioner had 8 people carrying guns to protect him from 100 tax lawyers and accountants.

State, School Districts Spar At Supreme Court Hearing Over School Funding

The lawsuit has been brought by a group of school districts that say the current funding formula does not provide enough state funding.

Ho, Ho, Ho – Granite Staters Prefer 'Merry Christmas': Survey Says

Granite Staters increasingly prefer to say "Merry Christmas" rather than "Happy Holidays" — though many say it does not matter to them.

Department Of Corrections Ordered To Explain Right-To-Know Redactions

Lt. Thomas Macholl was fired in 2023, won an appeal to get his job back, and won the appeal of the appeal. But is still not working.

Sununu Offers Advice For Kelly Ayotte (And Elon Musk!) In Final Exec Council Meeting

Sununu: Ayotte “should engage with the press as much as she’s comfortable”; says DOGE should use its political capital to make changes.

About 98,000 People Lived In Poverty In New Hampshire During 2023, NHFPI Says

Coos County residents have a median income that is about half as much as someone living in Rockingham County, according to a new study.

Shaheen Mocks Calls To Eliminate Federal Dept. Of Education

The Granite State's senior senator commented while addressing the New England Council at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics.

Energy Report Puts New England At 'Elevated Risk' Of Electricity Shortages

The North American Reliability Corporation (NERC) released its updated Long-Term Reliability Assessment on Tuesday and its analysis is dire.

Right To Know: YDC Suspect Buskey Fired As Cop After Lying About Bad Checks

Former YDC staffer Jeffrey Buskey faces rape charges from the 1990s, before he started working as a police officer in Sanbornton.

Hassan Touts Dem-Backed Broadband Spending That Hasn't Connected Anyone To Internet

A whopping $42.5B has been spent expanding broadband. But the windfall of federal tax dollars has yet to connect a single Granite Stater.

Formella To Head National AG's Organization Next Year, But Will He Still Be An AG In NH?

Gov.-elect Kelly Ayotte has yet to announce her pick to be the state’s top cop after Formella’s current term ends in April.

Rain On Snow: How Climate Change Might Be Shortening New Hampshire's Winters

A staff member at the Mount Washington Observatory, Charlie Peachey has been studying these weather phenomena for the past few years.

As Hospitals Cancel Surgeries, Sununu Seeks Action From Biden Administration On IV Shortage

Patients who need emergency IV services are being prioritized across NH — but some hospitals are saying they are receiving fewer shipments.

In Latest Slap At U.S. Ally, Shaheen Accuses Israel Of 'Starving' Gaza

Shaheen, who has long supported cooperative relations with the terror-sponsoring regime of Iran, is stepping up her anti-Israel rhetoric.

NH AG Touts Win In Case Blocking Obamacare Subsidies For Illegal Immigrants

Attorney General John M. Formella announced this week a federal court blocked an attempt by Biden to allow DACA member federal benefits.

Analysis: National Democrats Go Nuts, NH Dems Pay The Price

Fringe progressives are making headlines with a different reaction: Praising the shooter of a CEO as a social justice vigilante. Literally.

NH GOP Chair Ager Not Seeking Another Term

Chris Ager won the job two years ago over the opposition of Gov. Chris Sununu and many in the state GOP establishment.

The $500 Million ConVal Question Back Before New Hampshire Supreme Court

Justices heard oral arguments Tuesday in the ConVal education funding appeal.

NH Named Best For Economic Freedom Sixth Year In A Row

For the 6th year in a row, NH has been named the best place in North America for economic freedom — and the many benefits that come with it.

NH State Police Accused Of Hiding Facts In Fatal Crash Report

A truck Errol Fire Chief Bradley Eldridge was driving collided with Linda Gauthier's vehicle on Dec. 17, 2023, in Pinkham’s Grant.

Yelland: We Need Stronger Safeguards Against License Plate Readers

Libertas Institute communications director: License plate readers could become an Orwellian mass surveillance tool.

Council Tables Contract With Dartmouth Health To Lease And Run Hampstead Hospital

Not only is there hope to expand available beds but Dartmouth is looking at offering non-inpatient services, an official said.

Swearing In Day Was A Family Day, Too, At The Statehouse In Concord

It was swearing-in day at the Statehouse for 24 State Senators and 400 House of Representatives who won their elections last month.

Committee Approves Audit Of Doorway Addiction Services Program

On the last day of the prior Legislature, a committee approved an audit of the Doorway program, which assists people with substance abuse.

DC Insider: NH Democrat's First-In-The-Nation Presidential Primary Is DOA With DNC

If reporter Mark Halperin's lead is true, the Democratic and GOP primary calendars will be out of sync in 2028, just as they were this year.

Lawmakers Gave Thumbs Down To Proposed Landfill Rules. What Now?

Members of JLCAR received hundreds of pages of testimony against the proposed rules.

Expanded Mount Washington Remote Weather Stations Will Bring ‘Enhanced' Forecasts

Stations with locations around Mount Washington and other spots in the White Mountains collect data on temperature, precipitation, and wind.

What's Next For Abortion Laws In New Hampshire

Despite leadership wishes, some GOP lawmakers pushed for restrictions in the last session. Plans for this session are difficult to confirm.

NH Supreme Court Keeps One Cop On The Laurie List While Letting Another Off

A New Hampshire State trooper was disciplined and appealed to the Personnel Appeals Board, which also found he lied during its hearing.

NH Democrats Praising Biden's Character, Silent On Son's Pardons

Democrat Maggie Goodlander, who works in the Biden administration, compared him to George Washington. Now, she's silent on Hunter's pardon.

Scherer: Concern About AM Radio Bill Still Misplaced

American Consumer Institute analyst: Requiring AM in new vehicle models ensures some consumers have access to important safety information.

Hunter Games: Shaheen Defends Biden, Blames Trump For Pardon Flip Flip

The pardon is the most expansive since President Gerald Ford pardoned Richard Nixon, giving Hunter Biden a pass on any crimes back to 2014.

Malia Ebel Named Director Of The John W. King Law Library At NH Supreme Court

Courtesy photo Concord, NH – The New Hampshire Supreme Court today announced that Malia Ebel, JD, MLS, has been named as the new Directo ...

NH Municipal Assoc.: Conn. Lakes Headwaters' Logging Plan Impacts All Towns, Cities

Concerned at the potential loss of timber tax revenue for its members, the org cautioned the state about agreeing to logging reductions.