The Executive Council could face an embarrassing development when it convenes next as Karen Liot Hill’s financial filings issues fester.
See the latest announcement from the Town of Bow.
The full retirement age will rise in January to match a growing expected lifespan, according to a law passed in 1983.
One of the Lebanon Democrat's reports was due Oct. 30, the other on Nov. 13. But neither was filed with the Secretary of State's Office.
Lottery officials say the estimated one-time cash payout, before taxes, should be close to $340 million. No one has won in 14 weeks.
SEA/SEIU 1984 union president: Living standards are consistently lower in the 27 states with RTW laws than in states without these laws.
See the latest announcement from the City of Concord.
NH has seen 115 crashes that have killed 128 individuals, which is about the average for the same time last year — when there were 116.
The controversial “holiday display” was removed after being vandalized twice Monday; mayor to form committee to study permitting process.
A new ruling by an administrative law judge states that Sanborn has no time to sell his Concord Casino before his gaming license is revoked.
The New Hampshire Lottery expects Friday’s Mega Millions jackpot to reach $579 million with a nearly $277M one-time payout before taxes.
The state’s top cop’s office warns Granite Staters of law enforcement impersonation scams, holiday swindlers, and blackmail letters.
Concord attorney: I don’t ask people if they are well anymore. Instead, I ask how they are managing. A lot, and I mean a lot, has changed.
Tuesday’s jackpot is estimated to be $541 million — with a one-time cash payout valued at $257.6 million before taxes.
After a two-year process, lawmakers approved a broad package of state rules last week governing how public schools should operate.
Attorney: “Bow School officials have basically admitted to engaging in viewpoint discrimination. That is illegal in a limited public forum.”
As a result of the property tax revaluation this year, the tax rate-setting process has been delayed.
Penacook residents in the MV School District will pay $30.64 per thousand rate due to higher school taxes; tax bills due Jan. 2, March 31.
There’s a free speech right to protest, but there are also anti-harassment laws — and the district says it was trying to protect a student.
Former Bedford state Sen. Andy Sanborn’s legal team filed a new lawsuit seeking a waiver for his business to keep sales chances alive
Republican Gov.-elect Kelly Ayotte isn’t wasting time creating Granite State jobs. In fact, she’s hanging her own “We’re hiring” sign.
NH AG’s Office and NH DOT warn consumers about malware being installed on phones that receive text messages about fake E-ZPass charges.
The grand opening of the new Penacook Library and Activities Center will be at 1 p.m. on Dec. 5.
Mysterious checks that appeared to correspond with court cases are now listed as reimbursements to Liot Hill for cell and internet services.
Transparent Language Online offers unlimited access to more than 100 language courses, including ESL, and KidsSpeak, an option for children.
Cops, NH AG’s Office have been reexamining the November 1989 incident involving a man found in Merrimack River in Manchester in March 1990.
Marc Jacques is beginning his 5 year sentence for distributing child sexual abuse material after being accused of possession while on bail.
The town of Bow is seeking applicants for the full-time position of heavy equipment operator in the Department of Public Works.
Democrat Karen Liot Hill of Lebanon will replace Cinde Warmington of Concord on the Executive Council after Warmington ran for governor.