Sruthi Gopalakrishnan - Concord Monitor
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A new report from the New Hampshire Women’s Foundation found that child care costs are straining families across the state, but single mothers are hit harder. -
The New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office stated in a report the Berlin Police Department’s response was “wholly insufficient” given the circumstances. -
Raising turnpike tolls isn’t something the state Legislature can just decide like the gas tax. It has to go through the New Hampshire Executive Council and the governor. -
Closing illicit massage parlors in New Hampshire is like playing a game of "Whack-a-Mole," says Alexander Kellermann, an assistant attorney general with the NH Department of Justice. -
Experts point to a lack of turnover and available homes for sale as the main driver behind rising prices. -
The state of New Hampshire has long been working on plans to expand Interstate 93 and I-89 through Concord and Bow – a stretch of highway that can be a bottleneck during rush hour or on weekends. -
Marisol Fuentes-Huaracha was fatally shot by her estranged husband on July 6. -
The last time the market was considered balanced — when the number of homes for sale roughly matched the number of buyers — was back in October 2016.
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In 2022, the state of New Hampshire created the Youth Development Center Claims Administration and Settlement Fund to provide compensation for survivors of sexual and other abuse. -
The Bow Pioneers Club faced criticism in the fall of 2022 after draining a pond. At that site, beavers had been trapped using snares and killed.
