The August exhibit pairs hand-drawn portraits with family stories to address stigma around substance use disorder.
Davidow: Out-of-state campaign operatives searched for a Maine candidate who suited their agenda and found an angry man with a Nazi tattoo.
The Office of Child Advocate is legislatively mandated to provide independent oversight of the DCYF.
Report: Staff members do not trust the Division for Children, Youth and Families team put in place to address the deteriorating situation.
Convicted Sununu Youth Services Center abuser Brad Asbury is not getting a new trial after a judge ruled there was no new evidence.
The unsigned report found no criminal conduct by state employees despite allegations of abuse.
Many good people inside DCYF and SYSC leave because they see no hope of reforming the failing agency, New Hampshire's child advocate says.
Jeremy Kauffman was charged with disorderly conduct and obstructing government administration in April after an incident at Market Basket.
Davidow: The rise of New York socialists simply encapsulates the standard divide in American governance.
The 50-page report cleared state employees of criminal misconduct and blamed the children for their injuries and harsh treatment by staff.
Org: After carefully reviewing the NH AG's Office investigative findings, we remain deeply troubled by several aspects of this case.
The report found the lack of both a clear operating philosophy and strong leadership has led to serious safety issues.
But Turenne's family told InDepthNH.org it is not ready to accept the official version put out by the state.
Activists: Data from across America continues to show disparities in how Black and Brown communities experience interactions with police.
The event was well-received by the community and there were a few protesters, however no known arrests.
Davidow: The cement fortress is filled with art, invocation, benn criticized as cold and forbidding, and lauded as original and interesting.
Org says Rep. Heath Howard (D-Strafford) is “the only anti-Zionist candidate in the race and has pledged to take zero dollars from AIPAC.”
A motion, filed Monday, states that the justices incorrectly focused on detailed facts instead of the case as a whole.
NH has already allocated about $250 million for claims, some of that over a 10-year period, but has not settled any claims in the last year.
Manchester State Rep: Democrats have only a small handful of contested primaries statewide, allowing our nominees to hit the ground running.
WalletHub: The Queen City and the Gate City are great when it comes to how well they’re run — and the bang taxpayers get for their buck.
Davidow: The existing situation was untenable and global structures were useless in dealing with it.
There are about 300 lawsuits in Merrimack Superior Court brought by adult survivors who say they were physically and sexually abused.
Former alderman: I warned Republicans well before he won his first term that Mayor Jay Ruais was nothing but a Democrat in disguise.
Democrat Christian Urrutia, who filed on Wednesday, is an executive at Airbnb and a captain in the New Hampshire National Guard.
Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais now finds himself trying to explain a tax-cap override to the same voters he promised to protect from high costs.
A large and enthusiastic crowd greeted U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas outside the Secretary of State’s office as the Manchester Democrat filed.
New Hampshire’s Child Advocate Cassandra Sanchez says children inside the Manchester facility were being held in a months-long lockdown.
Manchester Democrat State Rep: SB 564 and HB 1588 could significantly alter the relationship between state government and local communities.
Davidow: Little about this last Star Wars movie could be called poetic. The marketing was too obvious, the toy quotient too prevalent.
Jeremy Kauffman called Grand Rapids, Michigan, convention attendees “freaks” and “loser apes”; says NH “is the only hope for liberty.”
Davidow: It’s a nice fiction to believe our country has reached the point where we no longer need to help those denied help in the past.
The family is still calling for justice and pushing for more information about his death to be released five months after he was killed.
The city's budget increases spending by $22 million, and Mayor Jay Ruais and the board heard vocal opposition from resident after resident.
Union President Brian Ryll cited retirement benefits and a firefighter cancer screening initiative as two reasons for the endorsement.
Richard Guerriero filed a motion in Hills North asking for a competency determination concerning James Woodlock’s condition.
Victor Malavet received two mistials. Victim says: “My soul would be treacherously ripped apart if I had to go through that all again.”
The sale proposal comes at a time when there are new and heightened concerns for the current abuse of youths at the detention center.
Stacey Lancaster of Hudson was sentenced Monday to 13 years in prison following his conviction on an attempted sex trafficking of a minor.
Davidow: Trump’s presidency has broken so many standards that it may take decades to sort through the wreckage and decide what to keep.