Energy
Electric System Operator Predicts Adequate Winter Supplies
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ISO New England, the region’s electric grid operator, anticipates having sufficient electric resources to meet consumer demand this winter.
Courts & Corrections
$38 Million YDC Verdict Heads to NH Supreme Court
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The state wants to override a jury’s $38 million verdict awarded to Sununu Youth Services Center, formerly called YDC, sex abuse survivor David Meehan, and instead force the man who was raped hundreds of times by government employees to take $475,000.
News
Car Dealers, Sierra Club Oppose State Dropping Vehicle Emissions Testing
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Auto dealers and the state’s chapter of the Sierra Club were both in opposition to the state asking to opt out of federal vehicle emissions testing at a hearing Monday in Concord.
News
Double Your Donation to InDepthNH.org, Please
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We can double your donation from now until Dec. 31 because of NewsMatch and need your help to continue doing the work we do and have done for 10 years.
Op-Ed
Third NH Protest Showcasing Warning Signs of Fascism
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Donna Baker-Hartwell pulled into the parking lot behind the Andover town office at about 2:45 PM on Friday, November 15, greeted the people waiting for her, and began taking signs out of the back of her car.
Feature
Radio Free New Hampshire: Everything Old is New Again
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“I am not a member of any organized political party,” Will Rogers quipped. “I am a Democrat.” The donkey ran true to form in this last election.
Op-Ed
Distant Dome: Affordability Is Not a New Hampshire Advantage Today
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Affordability stalked President Joe Biden for much of his presidency although economic statistics showed a rebounding economy with manufacturing expanding for the first time in years.
Business & Economy
Black Mountain Edges Out Bretton Woods as First NH Ski Area To Open Saturday
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By 90 minutes, Black Mountain in Jackson was the first to open for skiing in New Hampshire Saturday with Bretton Woods ski area also loading chairs for the first time for the 2025-26 season.
Courts & Corrections
Justice Hantz Marconi Recusing from All Cases Until She Retires in Feb. With $111,046 Pension
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State Supreme Court Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi told the court Friday she will recuse herself from hearing and deliberating all appeals beginning Nov. 1 until mandatory retirement when she turns 70 on Feb. 12, 2026.