Hadley Barndollar - New Hampshire Bulletin

The votes underscore a growing appetite among lawmakers to see the state clamp down on drug distribution.

The new program would monitor the way extreme heat, tick-borne illnesses, intense storms and other climate impacts are affecting people in New Hampshire.

This phase will provide a framework to develop charging stations along major travel corridors of Interstate 93 and Route 16.

For the utilities that provide residents and businesses with electricity and gas services, it’s an escalating reality they’re considering in their strategic plans.

Last month, New Hampshire Audubon debuted its new “State of the Birds” interactive website, a central repository of all things avian in the Granite State.

Granite Shore Power, which owns the station, says the issue has been fixed, and it will soon retest.

Researchers have determined fiddler crabs are moving north of their historical range of northern Florida to Cape Cod as a result of ocean warming.

Liberty wanted to recoup $7.5 million related to development costs for the proposed fracked natural gas transmission pipeline project by temporarily increasing rates for customers. The utility pulled back from Granite Bridge in 2020.

Due to staffing shortages plaguing medical examiner’s offices nationwide, New Hampshire is performing autopsies on less than half of its drug overdose deaths.

The new hires will be tasked with drafting and submitting applications to get federal money to create and administer local rebate programs in New Hampshire.