Education
Education Funding Boost Draws Mixed Reviews
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A proposal to “re-characterize” local property taxes into a state tax was generally supported at a public hearing Tuesday, but a statewide school budget cap in the same proposal was not.
Health & Mental Health
Insurance Commissioner Addresses Healthcare Cyberattack Urging NH Providers To Reach Out
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A healthcare cyberattack one month ago that impacted half of all medical claims in the United States was the subject of a press conference Tuesday at the New Hampshire Insurance Department with the department urging providers to call them because “we can help you.”
News
Concrete Truck Collides with More Than Dozen Vehicles in Concord
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Further investigation revealed that the concrete truck, which was not carrying any contents at the time, had been traveling south on Interstate 93 when it veered off the right side of the road, striking a guardrail near the Exit 14 off-ramp. The truck continued for approximately 100 feet until the guardrail ended, then traveled to the right and went through a chain-link fence.
News
Manchester Mayor Ruais Hosts Mayoral Summit; Press and Public Not Allowed To Attend
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Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais convened a Mayoral Summit Monday to discuss issues related to cities around the state, but no one from the press or public was allowed to attend.
Courts & Corrections
Prosecutors Show Autopsy Photos in Double-Murder Trial
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Thomas Andrew, New Hampshire’s former chief medical examiner who conducted the autopsies on Christine Sullivan and Jenna Pellegrini, explained the wounds found on the women.
Arts and Entertainment
NH DOT Urges Coos County Visitors ‘Stay on State Highways’ for Solar Eclipse on April 8, 2024
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Traffic generated by the solar eclipse will impact roads throughout New Hampshire.
Energy
750 Eversource Crews Continue Restoration After Storm; 14,000 Without Power
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Additional out-of-state crews arrived this morning as energy company continues to discover more damage caused by ice-covered trees
Courts & Corrections
Special DCYF Panel Hears from Parents, Including One Who Served 10 Years in Prison
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Six parents and a state representative testified about their concerns with the state Division for Children, Youth and Families Monday, including one man who said he served more than 10 years in prison, lost his children and much of it was based on a police officer with credibility issues.
Business & Economy
Paul Grenier Returns to Berlin City Hall, This Time As a City Councilor
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It was a short, two-month break but former mayor Paul Grenier is back in City Hall, this time as a city councilor.