Business & Economy
Electric vehicle policy drives up federal lobbying spending in first half of 2024
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Intense debate around electric vehicles, commonly known as EVs, has spurred a flood of lobbying spending.
Business & Economy
Earned Interest Saves Day for State Revenue Picture
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By the grace of interest earned on federal and state money, state revenues ended the second month of the 2025 fiscal year with a surplus.
Business & Economy
Fish and Game Backs Off Plans To Change Rules Related To Fly Fishing
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Fish and Game has backed off a plan to change trout fishing rules for the state’s 29 fly fishing-only water bodies.
Op-Ed
It’s time to talk about effective funding practices in local news
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Do not mistake mere content production for serious local journalism. Journalism is not about writing or producing compelling stories. It is also not about beautiful graphic design and interactive features. It’s not about using the best and fanciest technology.
Arts and Entertainment
Chandler Center Takes the Lead at SNHU to Encourage Students to Vote; Primary is Tuesday
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An adult 18 years or older can register to vote before the deadline or register and vote at the polls on Election Day. They must fill out a Voter Registration Form.
News
What To Expect in the Race for Executive Council
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CONCORD – None of the current five members of the state’s Executive Council have a primary fight on Tuesday night, but they are looking for the results of competitive races on the other ticket or are just not pursuing another term.
Feature
Distant Dome: Revisiting Claremont Education Decisions Comes at Your Peril
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The arguments presented in the attorney general’s, Bradley’s and the 31 Republicans’ briefs urge the Supreme Court to at least review the two original Claremont education decisions and in the case of the lawmakers to overturn those decisions.
News
Nancy Sununu, Former NH First Lady and Governor’s Mother, Dies After Battling Alzheimer’s
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Former New Hampshire First Lady Nancy H. Sununu, mother of current governor, Chris Sununu, has died.
Courts & Corrections
Chief Justice Dissents, Says Troopers Who Inflated Stats Belong on ‘Laurie List’
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Three retired New Hampshire State Troopers admit they submitted bogus activity logs by inflating the number of traffic stops they initiated but appealed a lower court ruling that kept them on the state’s Exculpatory Evidence Schedule(EES), also known as the Laurie List.