Charlotte Matherly - Concord Monitor

Police investigators have not released the identity, age and gender of the person whose remains were found in Bow on Oct. 31. An autopsy was scheduled to be performed Nov. 1.

Tourism from Canada recovered slightly from 2025 but has yet to return to past peaks in New Hampshire. Many Canadians boycotted the U.S. in response to President Donald Trump’s rhetoric and foreign policy toward Canada.

NH Senate President Sharon Carson announced Thursday that the Senate would explore legislation to “protect New Hampshire taxpayers from shouldering the costly demands of data center development and ensure our communities are not left to pay the price.”

The American Civil Liberties Union lawsuit argues that the NH Division of State Police is violating the state’s Right-to-Know Law by failing to provide public records in a timely manner.

The state’s plans to build a new men’s prison may depend on a land deal with the City of Concord.

Manchester and Nashua are two of 15 jurisdictions across six states selected by the Trump administration for what Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon called “nonpartisan election monitoring" on Sept. 8, 2026.

NH state Rep. Ellen Read, D-Newmarket, said all the criticism she’s received about claiming “legislative privilege” to fight a negligent driving charge last year is a targeted attack against an effective lawmaker.

A landowner has placed concrete barriers across the trail near his property, blocking access for bikers and walkers.

Hillsboro and Weare both entered into contracts with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, so called 287(g) agreements, within the past month.

The decision by the Libertarian National Committee at its convention over the weekend, followed a scathing speech and years of racist, threatening and controversial online commentary from the state party and newly-elected chairman.