Concord Monitor
Opinion: Lower taxes requires clear choices
Todd Selig argues that New Hampshire residents must engage in honest discussions about property taxes, acknowledging that seeking budget efficiencies requires making difficult choices about public…
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5mOpinion: Stop chasing a nuclear fantasy
Former magazine editor Rob Okun criticized New England governors for supporting nuclear energy ahead of an upcoming pro-nuclear summit hosted by Governor Maura Healey.
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5mJohn E. Friberg
<html><head></head><body>John E. Friberg<br /><br />Hopkinton, NH - John "Jack" Edward Friberg, Sr., 84, of Hopkinton, NH, passed away peacefully at home on September 23, 2026, surrounded by the love and comfort of family. A dedicated advoca ...
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1mCar strikes pedestrian near South Main Street
A man was struck by a vehicle near downtown Concord on Friday night and transported to Concord Hospital as police continue their investigation.
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9m'It is untenable': Elected officials call for transparency and accountability in N.H. Judiciary after MacDonald ethics investigation
Elected leaders are pushing for greater transparency and accountability to rebuild public trust in the state’s judicial system after an ethics inquiry led to the resignation of New Hampshire’s highest judge. New Hampshire Supreme Court Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald resigned earlier this month. A trove of internal documents, including emails and text messages, released by […]
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3mDavid Hobbs joins University of New Hampshire as new police chief
David Hobbs, a former Hampton police chief with 27 years of municipal and campus policing experience, joined the University of New Hampshire as its new police chief on Monday. The search for a new police chief followed the resignation of former UNH Police Chief Steven Lee in April, two months after he was arrested for […]