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The moratorium, which would go under the policy section of her budget, would not take effect until July 2027 at the earliest.
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The U.S. Department of Justice is sending observers to ensure compliance with voting laws. Officials in those communities say they are carrying on with preparation, as usual.
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Ava's newest single from her EP, Kismet, is coming out on Sept.11 with new songs dropping every month until the EP's official release in January 2027.
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In the lawsuit, Robert Clark said he faced repeated threats of prosecution from Concord police during his years of homelessness, as officers enforced the state’s loitering statute against him.
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El United Way de Nashua y el Bangor Savings Bank han creado una serie de talleres gratuitos en inglés para ayudar a los residentes de New Hampshire a manejar sus finanzas.
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New data outlines reported assaults, abuse and neglect cases within New Hampshire’s disability system.
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For Democrats, it’s an incumbent vs. a progressive challenger. For Republicans, it’s a familiar name vs. a political newcomer.
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The initiative is meant to address a need for more highway construction workers in NH, a problem plaguing the industry across the country.
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A town official in Bow confirmed to the Concord Monitor on Tuesday that there have been high-level discussions with a company about bringing a data center to Bow.
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Jenna Bush Hager and Shannon Garvey join NHPR's Rebecca Lavoie on The Music Hall stage in Portsmouth, NH, to discuss Hager's publishing journey and Garvey's debut novel, June Baby.
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A federal judge has ordered that New Hampshire’s Secretary of State include Aaron Day on the ballot, after first rejecting his candidacy over eligibility two months ago.
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School can mean reconnecting with friends, but also stepping into more rigid schedules.