Concord Monitor
Trump administration looks to tap childcare funds to pay stay-at-home parents
New Hampshire childcare providers and advocates expressed concern over a Trump administration proposal to redirect Child Care and Development Fund resources toward stay-at-home parents, potentially…
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3mBrattleboro police say they won’t take Keene’s tack with ICE
Brattleboro Police Chief Jeremy Evans announced at a special selectboard meeting that the department will refuse to assist ICE with immigration enforcement, contrasting the recent actions taken by the Keene police department.
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3mIn policy shift, Republicans say they'll pursue a moratorium on AI data centers in NH
New Hampshire's Republican-led Senate will pursue a moratorium on AI data centers following growing public opposition and concerns over taxpayer costs and resource demands.
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17mHow transparent is New Hampshire?
New Hampshire’s Right-to-Know law promises “the greatest possible public access” to government records. After all, access to these documents is the best way for citizens to verify and ensure their government is functioning effectively. But how open is New Hampshire really? That’s what MuckRock, the Granite State News Collaborative and the Concord Monitor set out […]
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3mCatholic Medical Center awards $50,000 to crisis housing program
HOPE for New Hampshire Recovery received a $50,000 grant from Catholic Medical Center to expand its Pivot Program, which provides short-term crisis housing for individuals facing substance use, homelessness, or mental health challenges.
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5mRepublicans on NH ballot keep Trump at arm’s length, even as he pulls them close
New Hampshire Republican candidates are distancing themselves from President Donald Trump as they navigate the challenges of midterms amid his low approval ratings in the state.