Concord Monitor
Tax relief or environmental threat? Bow residents divided over possible data center
Ronald Jobel has spent years watching billowing vapor rise from the Merrimack Station power plant against the skyline visible from his home on Golden View Drive in Bow. Now, with the coal-fired plant…
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8mAs eligibility shifts, nearly 300 in N.H. will lose Medicaid coverage. An 86-year-old Ukrainian woman is among them.
New Hampshire resident Nataliia Otbliesk faces losing essential Medicaid coverage for her nursing home care due to upcoming changes from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act taking effect on October 1. She is among nearly 300 Granite Staters expected to lose coverage.
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3mNH Supreme Court data breached in North American cybersecurity incident
Names and addresses from New Hampshire Supreme Court cases filed between 2002 and 2015 were accessed during a cybersecurity breach of West Publishing Corp.'s C-Track software.
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6mSchool’s back in session. Here are some tips for helping students adjust.
Experts provide advice on managing student anxiety and stress during the return to school, covering topics such as goal setting, sleep routines, organization, spotting mental health warning signs, and handling bullying.
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3mHackers got access to some N.H. Supreme Court files
Unknown parties accessed data files belonging to the New Hampshire Supreme Court during a multi-state cybersecurity breach involving C-Track software, while Merrimack County continues to resolve a separate network security issue.
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2mChichester man indicted by federal grand jury for unlicensed money transmission to Yemen
A 47-year-old Chichester man named Ramzi Al-Shawafi was indicted by a federal grand jury for operating an unlicensed money transmitting business that allegedly moved over $25 million between Yemen and the United States.