Courts & Corrections
AG Won’t Say Who Fired Other Shots in Suicide Standoff in Weare
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“Mr. Clough-Gavin sustained additional gunshot wounds in addition to the self-inflicted shotgun wound.”
Business & Economy
Advocates, Patients Criticize Budget Veto; Sununu Meets With Business Execs
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From opioid addiction recovery to women’s health-care services, advocates, patients and officials packed a hearing room to tell budget writers Thursday why the state needs the operating budget Gov. Chris Sununu vetoed.
Business & Economy
Council OKs Short-Term Funds; Sununu Wouldn’t Allow Honigberg Vote
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Executive Councilor Andru Volinski asked to be briefed about the indictments against two former state employees charged with sexual assault of a child at the former YDC property in Manchester for troubled youths.
Courts & Corrections
AG Motion Partly Objects To Media Requests To Unseal Woodburn Court Records
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The state says Woodburn is trying to further harass the alleged victim by injecting the sex assault allegation into the proceedings.
Courts & Corrections
Union Leader Countersues Seacoast Newspapers in Printing Contract Dispute
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The Union Leader Corp. is countersuing Seacoast Newspapers Inc. claiming it suffered financially because Seacoast failed to provide industry standard products while it was printing the state’s daily newspaper.
Courts & Corrections
Federal Judge Blocks NH Medicaid Work Requirement
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Democrats praised the ruling. Republicans criticized it.
News
Sununu Signs 16 Bills, Vetoes 3, Including Voting Rights
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Democrats call the voting bill vetoes a poll tax and Republicans say it is common sense.
Featured in Category
Updated: AG Seeks Person of Interest in Homicide of Concord Man, In Custody
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Update: Masslive.com reported that Methuen, Mass., police said they took Joseph King Hanright, 29, into custody on unrelated fugitive from justice charges at 1:30 a.m. Sunday.
Energy
Eversource Gives Up Northern Pass
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Eversource has decided Northern Pass “has no path forward” after the New Hampshire Supreme Court unanimously decided to uphold the Site Evaluation Committee’s decision denying the $1.6 billion project.