Kate Dario
Reporter-
Some towns have banned outdoor fires until the weather improves. Officials say about 30% of the state is abnormally dry. -
Since the Summer EBT program started amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the state Department of Health and Human Services lacked the resources to provide benefits to families before November. -
While it remains unclear if and how the July order signed by President Trump will take shape in New Hampshire, advocates say it could also change approaches to mental illness and substance use treatment. -
Consumer advocates say the plan will hurt residential customers and limit transparency. -
Recent growing seasons have been hard on local farmers, but this year has been going well so far. -
With changing state and federal laws, experts say coverage could decrease further in coming years. -
The law allows licensed chiropractors who primarily serve people to more easily serve animals too, mostly dogs and horses. -
A federal judge halted the government from enforcing the order denying citizenship to babies born to undocumented immigrants and people with temporary status. -
The prosecutor had worked in the Special Victims Unit, which investigates domestic violence cases. The prosecutor has since resigned. -
“Beyond all he did for this state and his country, he was an extraordinarily honorable, decent, kind person,” said Tom Rath, a longtime friend. “And I will miss him.”
