With a new year comes a host of new laws for New Hampshire

A Life: Jim Varnum 'treated everyone with respect'

Jim Varnum, former president of Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital, was a respected leader who emphasized relationship building and collaboration, and was remembered for his dedication to the people in the institution and the community.

Column: Republicans roll out red carpet for data centers in NH

Republicans in Concord attempted to pass Senate Bill 439, which would have allowed data centers to be built in all commercial zones without local approval, but Democrats fought to table it and Gov. Kelly Ayotte opposed it, effectively killing it for the current term.

Stevens Class of 2026 celebrates graduation after year of uncertainty

The Stevens High School class of 2026 celebrated their graduation with speeches from the salutatorian and valedictorian that thanked their parents, teachers, and staff for their support and guidance, and urged classmates to make a positive impact on the world.

Unfounded threat prompts police response at Dartmouth Library

Law enforcement officials responded to a potential threat at Baker-Berry Library in Hanover, NH on Friday afternoon, but the threat was later determined to be unfounded after a review of security footage and an investigation.

Editorial: Modest proposals to restore American sanity

The Restore America to Sanity (RATS) platform for the 2028 presidential election proposes to restore the USPS, eradicate ticks, impose a moratorium on data centers, require transparency in drug advertising, ban online gambling advertising, tax large donations to educational institutions, provide seating for fans at sports stadiums, and put the Red Sox in receivership until they put a competitive team on the field.