William Skipworth, New Hampshire Bulletin
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Though the state's top business official couldn’t say for sure what’s driving this decrease, he floated the strained relations between the U.S. and Canada as a possible culprit. -
The state will place a $3.50 per ton surcharge on all solid waste taken at any of the state’s six active landfills or its waste-to-energy facility. -
Lt. Chris Storm of the New Hampshire State Police told state senators in April that wrong-way driving is a big problem in the state and that law enforcement receives reports of it nearly every day. -
Since January, the Trump administration has targeted biomedical research in a number of ways. -
In 2016, PFAS, also known as forever chemicals, were discovered in hundreds of wells in the area surrounding the company’s Merrimack facility and many more have been discovered in the years since. -
In 2022, Dover, Rochester, and 10 residents filed a lawsuit alleging that the state’s maps violated the New Hampshire Constitution. -
“I’m trying to find a middle ground that the House will accept,” Sen. Sharon Carson, who is spearheading the proposal, said. -
While adult moose are better able to fend off the tick infestations, 70% of calves don’t make it to 1 year old. -
If the Council on the Arts isn’t restored, New Hampshire would become the only U.S. state not to have such a council, -
“I feel helpless, absolutely helpless,” his mother told told NBC News.
