Concord|News|
State: There Is No Public Interest In Ensuring Sanborn Sells His Casino
Disagreements over how much input the state, which must approve a buyer, should have in the terms have complicated the sale.
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Hampton-North Hampton, NH|News|
How Citizen Scientists Have Helped Map Changes To New Hampshire's Beaches
The data has helped scientists better understand the unique response of each beach to weather: Some bounce back quickly, others don't.
Nashua, NH|News|
House Candidate Suspends Bid Over Media Coverage Of 1989 Florida Murder Conviction
Mark Edgington, who was seeking a floterial seat representing Hudson and Litchfield, said, “(The reporting) is causing me mental stress.”
Manchester, NH|News|
In Wake Of Supreme Court Homelessness Decision, NH Advocates Say Fight Not Over
The ACLU, other civil rights groups in New Hampshire say there are still avenues to stop those actions under state law to stop enforcement.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Sununu Signs Bill Giving Tenant Rights To Domestic Violence Victims, Part Of National Trend
House Bill 261, which takes effect Jan. 1, 2025, also expands protections against discriminatory evictions for domestics, sexual assaults.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Key Members Of House Threaten To Vote Against Cannabis Bill After NH Senate Changes
For New Hampshire stakeholders, advocates, lawmakers, and the governor, the final weeks of the debate are more uncertain than ever.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
House Kills 'HOMEnibus Bill,' Voting Against Attempt To Incentivize Housing
The NH House voted down a bipartisan bill meant to make it easier to build housing in the state, 188-173, killing it for the year.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
In New Hampshire Governor’s Race, Some Finance Reports Are Clearer Than Others
Cinde Warmington’s spreadsheet, as an example, is presented in tiny, garbled font; it’s nearly impossible to read unless zooming in by 400%.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Lawmakers Hear Some Good News About State Revenues — And Reasons For Concern
Business taxes, the state’s largest source of revenue, were $2.3 million higher in April but $11.1M below where they were last year.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Roving Patrols, Culture Shock, And Scorpions: NH Soldiers Arrive In Texas
National Guard troops have been deployed to the southern border twice since 2020, each time for about a year and by the federal government.
Concord|News|
Laconia Land Deal Buyer Alexander Under Investigation By State Securities Bureau
The state Bureau of Securities Regulation is investigating Robynne Alexander by the Secretary of State’s Office won't say why.
Manchester, NH|News|
New Hampshire House Passes Bill Extending Last Call To 2 A.M.
Rep. Jessica Grill, a Manchester Democrat and the sponsor of the legislation said communities could extend closing time for special events.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Gun-Rights Republicans Split, Pass Bill Adding Mental Health Records To Gun Checks
The New Hampshire Hospital is in the process of replacing unarmed security officers with armed guards in the lobby and on campus.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
House Passes Two Bills To Expand Housing In New Hampshire
New Hampshire continues to face a housing crisis; the vacancy rate for rental apartments is 0.6 percent, well below the 5% target rate.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Mt. Major's Trails Are 'Being Loved To Death' — But There's A Plan to Improve Them
The Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests is in the process of an ambitious endeavor to raise $300,000 for a trail project.
Hampton-North Hampton, NH|News|
Lawmakers Back Several Bills Benefiting Charities, Casinos
Here’s the breakdown as the House and Senate near their April 11 deadline for voting on bills and sending them to the other chamber.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Aging Advocates Aim To Expand Public Transit Across New Hampshire
The New Hampshire Commission on Aging hopes to improve options with nearly $400,000 in federal money.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
National Park Service Approves New Hampshire's 5-Year Outdoor Recreation Plan
The plan will prioritize 5 areas: recreation experience; recreation and climate; recreation for all; health and wellness; economic vitality.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
As Lawmakers Eye Statewide Housing Solutions, Local Control Remains A Barrier
A tension at the heart of New Hampshire’s push for more housing? How much should towns and cities get a say.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
A Guide To New Hampshire's New Data Privacy Rights
The law gives the NH Attorney General’s Office the power to bring legal action against any companies it determines have violated the law.
