Exeter, NH|News|
Former Sheriff Brave Gets Time To Consider Plea
Brave, accused of using taxpayer money to fund his love life, faces 64 years in prison if convicted in Rockingham County Superior Court.
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Nashua, NH|News|
Kuster Rejects Bipartisan 'Laken Riley Act,' While Pappas Backs Bill
Thirty-seven Democrats supported the “Laken Riley Act,” a bill requiring cops to detain illegal immigrants arrested for burglary or theft.
Manchester, NH|News|
Manchester BMA Votes 13-1 Against Taking Any Action On 'Ceasefire' Resolution
Two weeks after a raucous mob of pro-Palestine activists shut down a board meeting, the panel voted to not take up the issue.
Manchester, NH|News|
Frustrated By Repeat Offenders, Manchester's Ruais Pushes Bail Reform
It is time to act: That was the mayor’s message during a gathering of city leaders calling on lawmakers in Concord to fix the bail system.
Nashua, NH|News|
Ayotte Under Fire After Endorsing Trump
It took months for Kelly Ayotte to endorse Trump in the 2024 presidential race — but just minutes for her political opponents to respond.
Across New Hampshire|News|
In Domestic Violence Trial, Dem Woodburn Wants Biting To Count As Self-Defense
Court docs: Woodburn bit the woman during a December 2017 argument as she was driving him back from a party.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Economists, Free Market Groups Urge Congress To Reject RECOUP Act
The bill would let the FDIC to “claw back senior executives’ compensation 24 months prior to a bank’s failure.”
Nashua, NH|News|
Avard: HB 1365 Takes Wrong Approach To Biologic Medications
Republicans state Senator: The bill would allow pharmacists to substitute interchangeable biosimilars without a doctor’s consent.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Portsmouth Stunner: 7-2 Council Vote Shoots Down 'Ceasefire' Resolution
The vote occurred before midnight Monday after a point-of-order by a councilor questioning whether it was a relevant council issue.
Concord, NH|News|
Silber: Ayotte Deserves A Fair Shake From NHGOP Voters
Lawyer: There should be little doubt that voting for either of the Democratic candidates is a vote for making NH over in the Bay State mold.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Biden Reverses 'Sanctuary' Stance; Will NH Democrats Do The Same?
The question for voters is whether Joyce Craig and Executive Councilor Cinde Warmington will follow Biden's lead on the issue.
Nashua, NH|News|
Sununu Boosts Haley In Bay State Ahead Of Likely Super Tuesday Loss
NH's governor also offered some optimism ahead of Tuesday, when Massachusetts will join 14 other states in voting on presidential nominees.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Durham, Portsmouth Expected To Pass Israel-Hamas 'Ceasefire' Resolutions
The issue has divided Granite Staters, inspired anti-Israel protests at UNH, and has even led to property damage and arrests.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Hassan Casts Closed-Door Vote For Bernie Sanders-Backed Labor Nominee
Julie Su, who is serving as acting Labor Secretary, lacks the votes needed to get her nomination through the full U.S. Senate.
Londonderry, NH|News|
Bright: We Need More 'Skeptics' In Congress
Derry veteran: Just because things seem to have always been done a certain way was not a reason to keep doing it.
Merrimack, NH|News|
Three Elbit Systems Vandalism Defendants Appear In Nashua Court
Update: 2 protesters indicted in the anti-Israel vandalism at Elbit Systems in Merrimack signaled they won’t cooperate with prosecutors.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Illegal Immigrant Aid Signs Used At US/Mexico Border Make Their Way To NH
Data from Customs and Border Patrol show its officers arrested nearly 7,000 people illegally crossing the U.S. border at Swanton Sector.
Windham, NH|News|
Two Weeks Before Election, Windham Town Clerk, Deputy Announce Resignations
Windham Town Clerk Nicole Merrill and Deputy Town Clerk Hannah Davis both resigned, effective March 12.
Across New Hampshire|News|
No More Delays In Second Woodburn Abuse Trial
A Coos Superior Court Judge rejected a last-minute attempt to delay the former state Senate Democratic Leader’s second domestic abuse trial.
Nashua, NH|News|
Biden Voter Outreach: Pay College Kids Federal Work Study Funds To Find New Voters
Registering fellow students is a new policy that is part of President Joe Biden’s 2021 “Promoting Access to Voting” executive order.
