Todd Bookman
Senior ReporterTodd started as a news correspondent with NHPR in 2009. He spent nearly a decade in the non-profit world, working with international development agencies and anti-poverty groups. He holds a master’s degree in public administration from Columbia University.
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In a unanimous opinion, the court sided with Scott Paine, a former employee of a Londonderry company who was fired in 2018. -
Members of a separatist movement testified in Concord to support a proposed constitutional amendment to make New Hampshire secede from the United States.
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Robert Fojo, who has filed lawsuits over COVID-19 safety measures in schools, was suspended from practicing over allegations he mishandled client money.
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Kirstyn Niemela of Hudson allegedly entered the U.S. Capitol while wearing an American flag as a cape.
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The New Hampshire Attorney General says the state has been notified of 38 lawsuits seeking to remove an officer's name from the 'Laurie List.'
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In The List, we talked about secret lists of police officers who engaged in misconduct that could potentially be used to undermine their testimony in a trial. We focused largely on the story of New Hampshire’s version of this kind of list, what’s known around here as the Laurie List. And we asked: what would happen if the list was finally made public? But it was a question we didn’t get to answer because – well, the Laurie List was still secret. Until now.
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A previously secret document containing the names of New Hampshire police with possible credibility issues is raising questions about reform.
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The task force will review everything from the wording on court forms to how victims can have more access to attorneys and advocates.
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The group was cited for violating a new ordinance passed after protestors began targeting Sununu's personal residence.
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Robert Fojo, who has gained attention for filing anti-mask mandate lawsuits against school districts in N.H. and elsewhere, recently had his license suspended.
