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After a preliminary accrual of last fiscal year’s revenues, state budget officials believe the state took in $3.27 billion.
David Duke was born in Oklahoma, but he grew up in New Orleans. His mother was an alcoholic, as sometimes happens. His father left when his son was eleven and didn’t come back.
July was an inauspicious beginning to the state’s revenue collection for the 2027 fiscal year.
The state Judicial Conduct Committee has filed formal charges against retired state Supreme Court Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi for conversations she had while on the bench with then-Gov. Chris Sununu and PDA Chairman Steve Duprey about her husband Geno Marconi when he was the director of Ports and Harbors and under criminal investigation.
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A document obtained by InDepthNH.org from the New Hampshire Police Standards and Training Council shows Chesterfield Police Chief Lance Rouse claimed that he finished an internal affairs investigation two months before informing the investigation’s target.
Property taxpayers now fund more than seven out of every ten dollars spent on New Hampshire’s public schools, while New Hampshire ranks last in the nation for the share of public education revenue provided through State funding, according to a new analysis from the New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute.
Community members and advocates for Nickenley Turenne, who was killed by three police officers in December 2025, united at Tuesday’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting, urging city officials to change policies regarding officer-involved shootings.
Hundreds of residents and visitors to the White Mountains region of Lincoln and Woodstock were treated to a free festival as part of the National Night Out event Tuesday, which connects people with their first responders.
Welcome to the “Sweetie Pie Senior” column. Not really, but my daughter said my last columns could more aptly be titled Grumpy Elder.
Democratic Executive Councilor Karen Liot Hill has asked the question of the attorney general that neither the court nor Gov. Kelly Ayotte has answered publicly: “Who is presently authorized to exercise the administrative powers and duties assigned by law and/or the constitution to the Chief Justice of the New Hampshire Supreme Court?”
Bank accounts held by President Donald Trump were closed by Capital One in 2021 after it flagged financial activity that had characteristics of money laundering, the bank disclosed in a court filing over the weekend.
Breaking the seal on federal action, U.S. Rep. Maggie Goodlander (D-2nd Congressional District) is calling for a federal investigation into current and historic abuses inside the Sununu Youth Services Center, formerly called the Youth Development Center or YDC.
Elijah Fisher is a freelance illustrator, currently working their way through college.
The New Hampshire Liberty Alliance (NHLA) has announced that 104 New Hampshire legislators earned an A or A+ Liberty Rating in 2026, all of them Republicans, which the organization said is more than double the total for 2025.
Immigration remains a stronger issue for President Donald Trump than the economy or Iran, according to a new AP-NORC poll, even after three people were killed in encounters with Immigration and Customs Enforcement in the span of under a week in July.
New Hampshire Supreme Court Chief Justice Gordon J. MacDonald is taking a medical leave of absence, effective immediately, according to a brief statement from the court Friday morning that provided no explanation and no details about who is in charge of the court system in his absence.
Why are we surprised when the ninety degree weather shows up with his friend Humidity.
After 490 days of bargaining, the University of New Hampshire chapter of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP-UNH) declared an impasse in contract negotiations with the university administration, alleging it failed to address rising living costs and the long-term health of the university while struggling to retain faculty.
But his alleged victim, Bonnie Sitomer, isn’t taking chances that Stone and his legal team will delay the trial again. Sitomer recently hired a lawyer to send a letter Carroll County Attorney Keith Blair asking for a speedy trial.
