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Dan Tuohy/NHPR“From the time Harmony was placed with her father in February 2019 until the date of her death in December 2019, Harmony endured breath-taking abuse and neglect by her father, leading ultimately to Harmony’s homicide,” she alleges in the wrongful death lawsuit filed Monday in Hillsborough County Superior Court Northern District. -
Zoey Knox/NHPR file photoNew Hampshire Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed SB245, which prohibits surprise billing by ambulances, sometimes called balanced billing, and boosts insurance companies’ standard reimbursement for ambulance trips to 325% of the federal Medicare rate .
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The executive director of the nonprofit that runs Philbrook Adult Transitional Facility in Concord said he’s worried that selling the building could leave the 16 residents without a place to live. -
This permit is one of several sought by the company for the project, and without it, the landfill cannot go forward. -
Budget-busting health insurance costs and a high price tag on emergency services put burdens on many communities this year. -
House Speaker Sherman Packard, one of two legislative members of the commission, said he did not foresee the committee recommending many cuts to state personnel, if any. -
Some farms are having trouble purchasing laying hens. Restaurants are paying more for eggs, and egg donations are down at local food pantries. -
Federal agents showed up unannounced at a popular Mexican restaurant last week, detaining two employees while checking workers’ immigration status. -
The moratorium will be part of the policy section of the state budget. It will also introduce a new siting proposal that would allow the community to have a say when these projects come up. -
The money would go to nonprofits that provide services for people at risk of and experiencing homelessness. -
Discarded evergreens are a delicious New Year’s treat for most hooved animals. -
A class-action lawsuit filed in Massachusetts claims that education publisher Heinemann, based in Portsmouth, falsely advertised its products as “research-backed” and “data-based.”
