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- Report: Medicaid Prescriptions for Opioid Addiction Treatment Drug On the Rise in N.H.
- How Laconia Is Confronting An Airbnb Boom
- Why Are So Many Students Leaving N.H. For College? Cost Is A Big Reason
- Trump Rally in Manchester Draws Fans, Protesters
- Manchester Police: No Plans To Bill President Trump’s Campaign for Rally Costs
- Economist: N.H. Schools Will Close If Towns And Cities Don't Build More Housing
- As Part Of EPA Agreement, Manchester To Alert Residents When Sewage Discharged Into Merrimack River
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N.H. Education Dept. Defends 'Learn Everywhere' ProposalThe New Hampshire Department of Education and members of the state Board of Education are defending their right to approve alternative programs granting credit to high school students, despite objections from lawmakers and educators.
- Dartmouth College, Plaintiffs In Title IX Lawsuit Reach Settlement
- Sununu Vetoes Bill to Subsidize N.H. Biomass Power Industry
- N.H.'s First Full-Service Fertility Treatment Center to Open in Bedford
- N.H. to Appeal Medicaid Work Requirement Ruling
- Research: Majority of People in Nashua Drug Court Have Suffered Childhood Trauma
- Post-Retirement Salary Offer Helped UNH Navigate Financial Storm, Official Says
- N.H. to Conduct Large Private Well Sampling for Contaminants
- N.H. Health Dept. Will Stop Outreach Efforts Related to Medicaid Work Requirement
- New Addiction Recovery Center Opens In Hampton Despite Delay In State Funds
- In Hampstead, Residents Spar With A Private Utility Over Town’s Water
- Kuster Backs Bill To Reduce 100-Mile Zone for Border Patrol Checkpoints
- Sununu Signs Bill to Clean Up Coakley Landfill Site
- Seacoast Rail Trail Project Secures Funding For $5M Land Purchase
- N.H. Places of Worship Wonder Why They Weren't Included in Security Grants
- Bill To Increase Access To Telemedicine In N.H. Becomes Law
- Sununu Vetoes Gun Bills, Says They Wouldn't Stop 'Evil Individuals From Doing Harm'
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Suit Alleges 'Abuse of Power,' Gender Discrimination by Merrimack County AttorneyA former sexual assault investigator is suing the Merrimack County Attorney, alleging she created a hostile work environment.
- N.H. Supreme Court: Investigation Into Alleged Racial Attack in Claremont Will Remain Confidential
- 'You Can Take Action' - Gun Control Advocates Call On Sununu To Sign Gun-Related Bills
- N.H. On Track to Have Most Homicides in 15 Years
- Liberty Utilities Seeks To Quell Natural Gas Fears At 'Science Fair' For N.H. Pipeline Proposal
- N.H. Tests Find PFAS Chemicals In Bottled Water Brands Sourced From Mass. Spring
- Takeaways On How N.H. Schools Can Help Improve Financial Literacy
- New Law Expands Free School Breakfast Across N.H.
- Federal Judge Won't Dismiss Challenge To N.H. Voting Law
- Sununu Vetoes Bills Repealing GOP-Backed Voting Laws
- Most N.H. Family Planning Providers Withdraw From Title X Over Trump Abortion Rule
- N.H. Gets $5 Million to Test for Chemicals in Residents
- UNH Law Launches New Hybrid Degree Program
- Honigberg Approved as N.H. Superior Court Justice
- Manchester Moves Forward with Surveillance Cameras Despite Court Order
- New Law Prohibits Vaping In New Hampshire Schools
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N.H. Lottery Seeking Vendors, Retailers for Sports BettingThe New Hampshire Lottery is looking for proposals from potential online vendors and retailers to offer sports betting after it became legal last month.
- Hennessy 'Bootlegger' Pleads Guilty to Charges in N.Y.
- New Program Will Pay Recent College Graduates Who Stay And Work In New Hampshire
- Sununu Vetoes 'Home Grow' Medical Marijuana Bill
- Sununu Talks Taxes With CEOs, Democrats Highlight Cuts To Services As Budget Impasse Continues
- University Trustees Vote to Move Forward with UNH Hotel And Housing Proposals
- Catholic Church in N.H. Publishes Names of Priests Accused of Sex Abuse of Minors
- N.H. Tests Find PFAS Chemicals In Bottled Water Brands Sourced From Mass. Spring
- N.H. Increases Penalties For Animal Cruelty Convictions
- After 30 Years, Contaminated Wells in Southern N.H. to Get Permanent Fix