NH Democrats Denounce GOP Leader Osborne's 'War' Rhetoric In Wake Of Charlie Kirk Shooting

Democrats aren't denouncing their own members celebrating Kirk’s murder. Longtime Nashua operative Sonia Prince called the killing “karma.”

Questions Raised About $70 Million In Nashua Trust Accounts

Laurie Ortolano and Laura Colquhoun say the city has been lying about who’s in charge of the Trustees of the Trust Funds account.

As New Hampshire Summers Grow Drier, Farmers Evolve To Cope

About 80% of Granite State farms in the state make less than $25,000 a year in sales, according to data from the UNH Extension.

City Of Nashua: Intermittent Work on Pine Street

Road Construction, Detours & Paving info.

City Of Nashua: Title VI Draft Plan Feedback

The Nashua Transit System needs your help developing its 2025 Title VI Plan. Submit comments by Sept. 19.

City Of Nashua: Utility Work Next Week

Utility work is planned for West Pearl and Amherst streets.

Power To The People: Don't Believe The Eversource Blarney

Kreis: If your utility says it loves you, grab your wallet because you and your cash are almost certainly being unfairly parted.

Data On Equity In New Hampshire Schools Is Lacking

Answering the question of whether Granite State schools treat all students equitably is more important than ever, some say.

Child Sexual Abuse Images Trial Back On Track For Former NH Democrat State Rep Laughton And Partner

Stacie Marie Laughton and Lindsay Groves have been cleared to go on trial in their shocking child sexual abuse images cases.

City Of Nashua: Brewfest Shuttle Bus Saturday

The Nashua Transit System will provide a shuttle bus to and from Brewfest at Holman Stadium on Saturday.

Avard: Why Granite Staters Pay Too Much For Electricity—And How To Fix It

GOP State Senator: We must take control of our energy future by encouraging new power generation and innovation here at home.

Ayotte Orders AG To Review Controversial Nashua Water Deal

Nongfu, owned by China’s top billionaire Zhong Shanshan, quietly bought a commercial property in Nashua for $67 million earlier this year.

O'Brien: Restoring Domestic Tranquility: The Case For Lawful Federal Action In America's Cities

Former NH House Speaker: In national data, a tiny set of jurisdictions drives a disproportionate share of the serious violence.

3 Executive Councilors Question BEA Head On Nashua Land Sale To Chinese Businessman

Joe Kenney, R-Wakefield, John Stephen, R-Manchester, and David Wheeler, R-Milford, all inquired about the Commission's role in the sale.

From Pot To Domestic Violence To Chinese Investment In Nashua, Ayotte Answers The Media

Ayotte said there needs to be more known about the "above market" sale this past winter of a vacant building near Pennichuck water supply.

Bilodeau: From Grief To Graduation — How An EFA Helped One New Hampshire Senior Find Her Purpose

Public engagement manager: EFAs are sometimes misunderstood as a luxury for families with means. For others, it is a lifeline of hope.

Nashua Community College First School In New Hampshire To Offer Enhanced Air Traffic–Collegiate Training

The FAA reached an agreement with the college, the 5th nationally, to participate in the program, to recruit new air traffic controllers.

Free Speech Advocates Push Back On Nashua Display Ban

Alderman Rick Dowd is pushing for an ordinance prohibiting displays during public meetings, saying signs and banners have become excessive.

Power To The People: Eversource Is Not Costco

Kreis: Why does the Public Utilities Commission think you should pay Eversource $500-plus a year just for the privilege of being a customer?

Avard: Nashua's Water Is Not For Sale To The CCP

Republican state Senator for Nashua: Here’s the bottom line: Our water is not for sale to China — not today, not tomorrow, not ever.

Goodlander Opposes Work Requirements For Able-Bodied Medicaid Recipients

Goodlander addressed the issue and her vote against the “One Big, Beautiful Bill” during an appearance Tuesday on The Jack Heath Radio Show.

Electric Rates Surge As New England's Energy Policies Take Their Toll On New Hampshire Ratepayers

Some blame the state’s Public Utilities Commission for approving recent rate hikes. But the real driver is the cost of generating power.

Power To The People: NH Public Utilities Commission To Eversource Customers: Drop Dead

Kreis: If you are an Eversource customer, read your electric bill this month and weep. But don’t mourn. Organize instead.

Manchester-Nashua Market Ranked No. 1 In U.S. By WSJ And Realtor.Com

The joint analysis identifies housing markets that offer a strong balance of quality of life and projected home price appreciation.

New Hampshire Health Care Best In Nation, Report Finds

WalletHub ranks New Hampshire as the top state in the nation for overall health care quality and affordability in 2025.

New Hampshire Traffic Fatalities Up 42 Percent In Last Decade

A new national report examines causes of increased traffic fatalities and potential solutions.

Keller: Democrats Are Already Road Testing Presidential Hopefuls For 2028

Could a young, charismatic leftist - like Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez - have a chance?

New Hampshire Schools Are No. 5 In Nation, New Ranking Says

Despite years of attacks against GOP governors and legislators, NH schools continue to excel compared to the rest of the United States.

City Of Nashua: 2025 Passenger Satisfaction Survey

Take the NTS Passenger Satisfaction Survey to help the Nashua Transit System learn about your experience onboard.

City Of Nashua: 2025 Hampton Beach Bus Schedule — 2 More Left

The Hampton Beach Bus is back for 2025. Get your tickets next week to have some fun in the sun at Hampton Beach.

City Of Nashua: Splash Pad At Sandy Pond Closed

The Splash Pad at Sandy Pond is closed due to mechanical issues. The city will let everyone know once the issues are fixed.

Ex-Cop Pivero Argues No Need For Laurie List Placement After NH Supreme Court Win

Anthony Pivero, a whistleblowing former Nashua police officer, retired in 2002. In 1994, he arrested Alan Rudman, the son of a U.S. Senator.

From Pittsburg To Hollis, Governor And Council Head Out To Meet Public This Summer

Rather than hold meetings every other week, these meetings are every three weeks and have less of a formal air to them.

O'Brien: On Ed Funding, The Courts Should Stay In Their Lane

Former GOP Speaker of the House: The judiciary continues to wade into questions that the NH Constitution entrusts to the elected branches.

O'Brien: Don't 'Mass Up' New Hampshire's Public Employee Pension System

Former Speaker of the House: Our duty remains clear: uphold balanced budgets, resist special interests, and protect the fiscal integrity.

Nashua 'Appeal To Heaven' Flag Lawsuit Keeps Flying

The Institute for Free Speech represents Beth and Stephen Scaer in the First Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston, in a case filed this week.

DOGE Gets Access To Social Security Data: What NH Residents Should Know

The court sided with the Trump administration in one of the first appeals involving DOGE, a team once led by billionaire Elon Musk.

City Of Nashua: Tree Work On Brookline Street

Other news in road construction, detours, and paving in Nashua.

Rice: On Local Control Of Zoning, Don't Fix What Isn't Broken

Former Hudson GOP state Rep: State government telling towns how to develop is not only a loss of voter input, but also a loss of freedom.

City Of Nashua: June 6 Is Free Ride Friday

Regular fare prices will resume on Saturday, June 7.