Concord|News|
'Extreme Drought' Conditions Declared In Portion Of Western New Hampshire
The monitor relies on data tracking rainfall, stream flow, soil moisture content, reservoir levels, and more to draw its drought maps.
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Victim Advocates To Push For New Legislation In Wake Of Fuentes-Huaracha Murder
The NH Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence is helping to cobble together a set of bills named after Marisol Fuentes-Huaracha.
Nashua, NH|News|
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.
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Newly Formed Domestic Violence Fatality Review Committee To Start Work This Fall
According to the Department of Justice, the committee’s 17 members include several state officials.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
In Effort To Expand American Fish Farming, New Hampshire Marine Biologist Joins Congressional Push
The fish farm employs a method called multitrophic aquaculture, where different species are grown together in a small 20-by-20-foot cage.
Hampton-North Hampton, NH|News|
In Mulling Senate Run, John E. Sununu Plays Down A President He Has Criticized
Sununu defeated the current Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, for the open seat in 2002 and held the seat for a term before Shaheen ousted him in 2008.
Exeter, NH|News|
'Move Over Law' Tightened And Renamed 'Sherrill's Law' After Fallen State Trooper
Staff Sgt. Jesse Sherrill of Exeter started his law enforcement career in 2001 with the Hooksett Police before joining the State Police.
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Innis And Manzur Enter New Hampshire's U.S. Senate Race, Creating Two Competitive Primaries
Both the Republican and Democratic primaries for U.S. Senate in New Hampshire have competitions in 2026.
Manchester, NH|News|
Arizona Senator Backtracks On Previous Rebukes Of New Hampshire's First-In-The-Nation Status
AZ U.S. Sen. Ruben Gallego said New Hampshire “definitely has to be in the mix” to be the first primary election in 2028.
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'Utterly Terrifying': Dartmouth Scientists Reeling From Trump's Biomedical Research Cuts
The first bucket is grants that have already been awarded but were terminated by the federal government.
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A Q&A With New Hampshire's State Epidemiologist, Dr. Benjamin Chan
Dr. Benjamin Chan spoke with New Hampshire Bulletin for a wide-ranging interview.
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New Hampshire Schools Know 'AI Is Here,' So The Focus Turns To Shaping Guidelines
A coalition of NH groups has produced 77 pages of guidelines for teachers and school administrators to use those AI tools responsibly.
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State Suicide Prevention Efforts Are Lacking Amid Federal Cuts
The report notes prevention efforts are most effective when they are focused on higher-risk populations, areas, age groups, and occupations.
Concord|News|
Some States Are Exploring Mid-Decade Redistricting. Will New Hampshire Follow?
Currently, both New Hampshire’s seats are held by Democrats and many spectators call the 1st District, held by Rep. Chris Pappas, a toss-up.
Concord|News|
Community Colleges Are Hailing A Part-Time Teacher Law. Public School Advocates Are Wary.
Schools are seeing examples of high school seniors graduating with full associate’s degrees; educators worry it will dumb down teaching.
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For New Hampshire's Child Advocate, Budget Cut Means Smaller Team And Bigger Worries
During budget hearings, the office was the target of state lawmakers seeking cost savings amid a challenging fiscal year.
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NH Farm To School Program Aims To Build Appetites For Fresher Food And Local Connections
New Hampshire is spending $190,000 on a pilot program to enhance the capacity of school districts to purchase food from New Hampshire farms.
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Report: New Hampshire 12th Most Expensive State For Rent
National Low Income Housing Coalition: Granite Staters must earn $27 an hour to afford a market-rate one-bedroom apartment comfortably.
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Ayotte Signs Slate Of Bills To Encourage Housing Construction, But Not All Ideas Advance
The bills, many bipartisan, have been cheered on by those arguing that developers have been hampered by overly restrictive local zoning.
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The New Hampshire Budget Was Last Week's Main Event — But That's Not All Lawmakers Voted On
While passing a budget was the main focus in Concord, lawmakers also voted on bills that came out of this month’s committees of conference.
