Concord Monitor
'Illegal junkyard': Franklin increases fines on properties that violate city codes
The City of Franklin will consider increasing fines for violating properties in order to encourage compliance with city ordinances and prevent court escalation, as the city has spent thousands of…
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5mSuper El Niño could bring more heat this summer, warm winter
El Niño, a naturally occurring climate event, is predicted to bring warmer, more humid conditions to New England through the rest of the summer and into the fall, and could result in a warmer winter with less snow and more rain.
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4mShirley Ann McBride disappeared in Concord 42 years ago. Now, authorities are asking for more information from the public
The New Hampshire Cold Case Unit and the Concord Police Department are renewing their call for information on the 42nd anniversary of Shirley Ann "Tippy" McBride's disappearance, as they suspect foul play was involved in her vanishing.
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Dartmouth adds mandatory A.I. to MBA program
Dartmouth College's Tuck MBA program has introduced a mandatory AI requirement into the First-Year Project (FYP) course.
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6mOpinion: Community Power is still the best deal for consumers
New Hampshire electric utilities have undercharged customers by $49 million over the last 18 months due to state regulatory changes, and now they want to charge customers for the money on future bills with interest.
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7mOpinion: Monkeying with elections
Trump has repeatedly made baseless allegations of voter fraud in an attempt to suppress the vote and undermine future elections, while the FBI is investigating the 2020 Georgia election for nonexistent fraud.