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- Working For A Living, New Hampshire-Style
- New Hampshire poll finds widespread housing dissatisfaction
- Top 10 Reasons It’s Going to Be Tough for Democrats to Beat Chris Sununu
- Healthy aging in New Hampshire
- ANALYSIS: New Hampshire Taxpayers Getting Best Deal in U.S.
- New CDC Data Show N.H. Avoided The Worst of a Deepening Opioid Crisis in 2017
- In Dems' Midterm of 'Resist,' Congresswoman Kuster Plays to Both Parties
- Poll: Many not concerned about voter fraud in New Hampshire
- 8.5M visitors expected to visit New Hampshire this winter
- Survey: Police Chiefs Struggle to Contain Drug Abuse, Addiction
- Study: Opioid crisis cuts U.S. life expectancy rates
- Reverse mortgages lead to sharp uptick in seniors seeking help from foreclosure
- Rockingham County is wealthiest in the state
- Decline in New Hampshire’s uninsured slowing
- Study: NH corporate income taxes worst in nation
- New Hampshire bankruptcy filings jump in August
- Report: Job growth limited to urban New Hampshire counties
- New study finds New Hampshire’s becoming a magnet for millennials
- Parents, students wished they started college planning earlier: study
- Study finds link between housing costs, income inequality
- New Report Offers Detailed Stats on the Health of Aging Adults in N.H.
- Study: Infrastructure reinvestment would have significant benefits for New Hampshire
- NH Primary Source: Democratic poll claims dead heat in governor’s race as RGA ups its anti-Kelly buy
- Study Highlights Child Food Insecurity in New Hampshire
- Home prices seen as economic indicator
- Report Says N.H. Residents Support Increased Gas Tax for Infrastructure Needs
- In-State Tuition at N.H.'s Public Universities Remains Highest in Nation
- Study: Teachers absent less in charters; teachers union, charter advocates skeptical
- This year N.H. is having more car crashes, but fewer fatal car crashes
- New Hampshire Has The Highest Median Income in the U.S.
- Report: Southern New Hampshire retail market bouncing back
- State unemployment rate drops to 2.7 percent
- Low unemployment may be to blame for labor shortage
- Corruption in state governments? Researchers turn to reporters for answers
- Economist: N.H. Schools Will Close If Towns And Cities Don't Build More Housing
- Poll: Half Of N.H. Residents Say Climate Change Is Putting Their Communities At Risk
- UNH study shows support for paid family and medical leave
- Report: Stable, Flexible Funding Needed to Combat Opioid Epidemic in N.H.
- New NH data links adverse childhood experiences to negative health outcomes
- NH growing at slowest rate in a century
- Kuster, Negron criss-cross Nashua; forum set for 4:30 p.m.
- N.H. To See More Tourism Dollars This Winter Season
- UNH research: NH residents support gas tax hike
- New College Scorecard Data for N.H. Schools Released
- New Hampshire housing market report sees more of the same
- Decline in New Hampshire’s uninsured slowing
- Childhood Poverty is Down in New Hampshire, But Pockets of Poverty Persist
- Just How Well Is New Hampshire's Economy Doing?
- Hospital infection rate remains steady in New Hampshire
- Report: Job growth lacking in rural areas of New Hampshire