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- Ethics Committee Continues To Investigate Top N.H. Democrat's Role As Union President
- Now Bound to Paper, Lawmaker Financial Disclosures Could Go Digital for 2020
- In Rare Move, N.H. Lawmakers Delay 'Learn Everywhere' Educational Program
- N.H. Supreme Court Hears Case On Bail Reform Statute
- N.H. Medicaid Work Requirement Cost At Least $4.4 Million in Federal, State Funds
- Update: 2 Shot at Pelham Church, Wedding Guests Subdue Shooter
- Vose Defeats Andrews in Special Election For N.H. House Seat
- EPA Will Work With Developer To Cap Toxic Waste At Nashua’s Mohawk Tannery Site
- State Scrambles to Clarify Requirements for Medicaid to Schools
- N.H. Joins Northeast States Considering Transportation Carbon Price Program
- After Massachusetts Ban, Some N.H. Vape Shops See Bump in Sales
- N.H.’s New PFAS Limits Face Swift Lawsuit From Local Water Handlers, 3M
- Federal Ruling Due In January On Management Of Seabrook Nuclear Plant’s Concrete
- SIG Sauer Sued Again Over Potential 'Drop Fire' Defect with P320 Pistol
- Judge Denies Rochester Motion to Dismiss Lawsuit From SOS Recovery Center
- N.H. Child Advocate Launches Review Into Use of Restraint and Seclusion
- N.H.'s New Program For Addiction Treatment Shows Promise — And Major Gaps
- N.H. Squares Off With 3M In Court Fight Over New PFAS Water Standards
- Layoffs Begin At Embattled N.H. Biomass Plants After Subsidy Plans Fail
- DCYF Director Says N.H. More Focused On Keeping Families Together
- Second Case Of Jamestown Canyon Virus Identified In New Hampshire
- Leaving Manchester VA, Montoya Defends Handling of Flies in Operating Rooms
- Shaheen To Talk About Federal PFAS Health Study At Pease
- Sununu Goes After Democrats In Speech To New England Council
- Carroll County Commissioners Reject Medication Assisted Treatment Policy For Inmates
- N.H.'s DCYF Wants Public Input on How to Improve
- PUC Gets Funding To Study Local Costs of Net Energy Metering
- Dartmouth Receives $4 Million Grant To Study New Opioid Treatment Models
- Syringe Services Save Lives. So Why Has N.H. Been Slow To Adopt Them?
- Hampstead Residents Sue Water Utility Over Well Problems
- Sununu Vetoes Two Additional Bills, On Teacher Tenure and Election Security
- N.H. High Court Rules in Airbnb Case Against Portsmouth Couple
- Keene Teachers Cite 'Exponential' Increase in Injuries on the Job
- Dartmouth College Reconsiders Biomass Plant
- As Debate Over N.H.'s Bail Reform Continues, Hard Data Is Still Hard To Come By
- Merrimack Protesters Demand More PFAS Contamination Response From Saint-Gobain
- Police Departments, Facing Workforce Shortages, Seek New Ways to Recruit & Retain Officers
- Employee Fired By Liquor Commission Over Role in Bootlegging Sting Gets $34,000 Settlement
- N.H. DCYF Numbers Highlight Growing Demands on Agency
- Eversource Nears Final OK For 'Jet Plow' In Little Bay, But Obstacles Remain
- Portsmouth City Council Approves Ban On Styrofoam Disposables
- N.H. Reports First Vaping Related Lung Injury
- Sununu Calls For Changes To Bail Reform
- Sununu: 'Whistleblower Should Be Heard and Protected'
- The Town of Merrimack Urges N.H. DES To Temporarily Shut Down Saint-Gobain
- Under New Community Power Law, N.H. Towns Can Develop Electric Aggregation Programs
- Strict New Limits on PFAS Chemicals in N.H. Water Supplies Take Effect
- N.H. Biomass Plants Pull State Court Case After FERC Rejects Subsidy Plan
- Dozens Arrested At Protest Outside New England's Largest Coal Power Plant, In Bow, N.H.
- State Budget Impasse Ends As N.H. Legislature Vote For Compromise