Mortgage Docs Raise Residency Questions For Democrat Senate Candidate Harned

Sutton State Senate candidate Rebecca Harned says she returned home to NH in 2017. But notarized mortgage docs challenge her eligibility.

Concord Invites Public To Master Plan Open House, Advisory Panel Application Process

Residents can weigh in on the Concord 2050 update this month and apply by Oct. 14 for advisory roles.

Quiet Clash Between Orlando And Williams In WMUR's 2nd Congressional District GOP Debate

GOP businessman Victor Orlando and front-runner Lily Tang Williams politely debated the merits of housing costs, tariffs, and immigration.

Appeals Court Sides With Bow Parents In 'XX' Free Speech Fight

The Appeals Court ruled Wednesday Bow school officials likely violated the First Amendment by punishing parents for wearing “XX” wristbands

County Hit With ‘Network Security Incident’; Officials Working To Protect Personal Info, Get Back Online

Merrimack County officials are working with third-party experts to investigate and resolve remaining, ongoing issues.

State Of New Hampshire Could Receive $224M Across A Decade After Meta Child Safety Lawsuit Settlement

New Hampshire’s share is part of a $17.1 billion multi-state settlement paid across a decade. Meta also agrees to implement safety features.

Rogers: Restoring Public Trust In The Merrimack County Attorney's Office

County attorney candidate: It is an unfortunate fact that criminal justice outcomes often hinge on which prosecutor is assigned to a case.

New Hampshire Cold Case Unit Renews Appeal In 1977 Killing Of Shari Roth

The Cold Case Unit is asking hikers, residents, and the owner of a red Volkswagen Bug to come forward with information.

Staples: Between A ROC And A Hard Place

Allenstown couple: Media narratives that resident ownership is always best or that private investors are all rapacious villains are wrong.

New Hampshire Legal Assistance Gets $1.25M IOLTA Grant For Civil Legal Aid

The New Hampshire Bar Foundation grant will support legal help tied to housing, domestic violence and benefits.

Moffett: DNC Primary Snub Will Be Great For New Hampshire

Loudon Rep: The party preserved its preferred outcome while depriving other voters of an important service NH has traditionally provided.

SEIU Backs Orlando In 2nd Congressional District Republican Primary As Union Expands GOP Outreach

A blue-collar candidate who began his work in the trades in the sixth grade was endorsed by a labor union on Thursday. Why is that news?

Goodlander Speaks At Concord Rotary: Video

U.S. Rep. Maggie Goodlander (D-NH), a candidate for reelection, spoke at the Rotary Club in Concord on Tuesday.

Wednesday's Powerball Drawing Offers Projected $1 Billion Jackpot, New Hampshire Lottery Says

Ticket sales have topped nearly $850,000 since Sunday. The prize has a $433.1 million cash option before taxes, officials say.

Warmington Tries To Turn The Page On Opioid Lobbying Issue. Will It Work?

After years of questions and campaign ads, Cinde Warmington has recorded a straight-to-camera statement giving her side of the issue.

Democrat Senate Candidate Manzur Starts 6-Day New Hampshire Canvassing Tour

Karishma Manzur’s campaign says the six-event push is meant to build grassroots support across New Hampshire before the Sept. 8 primary.

New Hampshire Supreme Court: Medical Providers Say Chief Justice MacDonald Unable To Work

Gordon MacDonald is under scrutiny concerning cases connected to his job. Medical providers are not saying when he is expected to return.

Graham: Where The [Bleep] Is Gordon MacDonald?

NH Journal Managing Editor: Who the hell in 2026 is “not reachable?” Doesn’t he own a cellphone? Is he locked in a CIA safe room?

Ex-New Hampshire State Trooper To Resign After Guilty Plea In Keene Tracking Device Case

James Lamoureux will resign, lose certification, and be barred from future law enforcement work under a suspended sentence plea deal.

New Hampshire Lottery: Saturday's Powerball Jackpot Estimated At $856M, Cash Option $372M

The lottery said the jackpot has been growing since May 2026. The cash option is before taxes, officials say.

Volinsky: Dark Money Corrupts The Race For Congress In New Hampshire's 1st Congressional District

Attorney, former gubernatorial candidate: Who chooses our next member of Congress, you or the billionaires?

More Natural Gas, Lower Electric Bills? 'Net Zero' Gubernatorial Candidate Warmington Is Still A 'No'

Cinde Warmington has avoided specifics on energy publicly while reassuring Democrats privately she will push for a progressive approach.

Discounted Fine, Admission Of Guilt End NSC-131 Concord Civil Rights Case

Christopher Hood and his gang, Nationalist Social Club-131, harassed patrons and staff at a Concord café’s drag queen story hour in 2023.

After Spending Her Career Under The State House Dome, Senate Clerk Tammy Wright Is Retiring

The Concord native is turning the page to enjoy teaching yoga, traveling, and spending more time with her children and grandchildren.

Neo Nazis Seek Deal In Concord Drag Queen Story Hour Civil Rights Case

A trial was set for next month, but Sean Locke, a Senior Assistant Attorney General in the Civil Rights Bureau, asked the court to hold off.

C-SPAN: Republican Scott Brown Speaks To Veterans In Concord

During his remarks, former U.S. Sen. Scott Brown said he was “deeply concerned about the direction of our country.”

South End Residents Blast Concord School Board’s New Middle School Bus Traffic Plan

Residents around Rundlett Middle School are calling on TPAC and the Concord City Council to stop the proposal; TPAC will meet on Thursday.

Hagaman: Why The Merrimack County Attorney Matters More Than You Think

Candidate: Being County Attorney is not just about trying cases — it is about making sure the Office delivers for the public every day.

New Hampshire Lottery Says Mega Millions Jackpot Projected At $707M For Tuesday Night Drawing

The one-time cash payout is projected at $307.7 million — while the odds of winning are 1 in 290,472,336.

City Begins Removing Bleachers At Concord's Memorial Field

Work at Memorial Field is expected to take about five weeks after a structural evaluation found safety concerns.

Superior Court Finds Concord Man Violated New Hampshire Civil Rights Act: Follow-Up

The case involved a May 2024 assault by Travis Lufkin of a transgender woman at their workplace. He also pleaded guilty to assault charges.

Concord City Manager Receives ‘Satisfactory’ Review, 2.5% Raise, But Sabbatical Request Gets Trimmed

City Manager Tom Aspell will be off for six weeks this summer; four ward city councilors vote against the raise.

Clegg Challenging Evidence In Double Homicide Again In New New Hampshire Supreme Court Appeal

Logan Clegg is appealing an order by a Merrimack Superior Court judge to again allow a cell phone ping that was obtained without a warrant.

New Hampshire Mega Millions Jackpot Climbs To $604M Ahead Of Friday Drawing

The jackpot has grown since March 2026, with 32 straight drawings ending without a jackpot winner.

Concord’s City Manager Requests 3-Month Paid Sabbatical Through Mid-October

Tom Aspell, the city manager for about 20 years, has requested a sabbatical starting next week. Councilors will consider his request Monday.

State Takes 'Rogue' Abutter To Court For Blocking Northern Rail Trail

The one-mile section of the trail between Bridge and Cilleyville Road near Potter Place has been blocked for over a month.

Goodlander Joins Centrist Democrats Confronting Socialist-Marxist Surge Inside The Party

U.S. Rep. Maggie Goodlander is 1 of just 10 Democrats who signed the “Promise to America,” a Democratic Socialists of America alternative.

Real Estate Deal Gives A Boost To New Hampshire's Imperiled State Butterfly

Nearly 7 acres of sandy, lupine-laden property adjacent to an existing conservation easement will transfer from private ownership.

Missing Saddleback Records Questioned At Sex Abuse Civil Trial

DHHS Chief Legal Counsel Frank Nachman said Monday the state found almost no records related to Saddleback, which was shuttered in 1993.

State Begins Defense In Saddleback Sex Abuse Civil Lawsuit

Destroyed state records and witnesses who lack expertise are now taking center stage for the state’s defense in the sex abuse lawsuit.