No public data exists on the academic performance of EFA students. A bill would change that.

Two women, in unrelated cases, found deceased in Concord

Two women were found deceased in Concord over the weekend in unrelated deaths that are not being investigated as suspicious, according to Concord Police. Late Friday night, police located a 51-year-old woman in her tent along the river near Old Turnpike Road, south of Concord’s transfer station. A friend had gone to check in on […]

Dartmouth Health: Telehealth programs for ICU, emergency rooms are too expensive to keep going

Dartmouth Health announced it will end its Tele-ICU and Tele-ED telehealth programs serving 13 rural hospitals in New Hampshire and Vermont due to unsustainable costs.

New Hampshire regulators weigh banning some bee-toxic insecticides on Monday

The N.H. Pesticide Control Board is scheduled to meet Monday to consider proposing rules that would restrict the use of neonicotinoid insecticides due to their toxicity to pollinators.

House puts Spillane censure on calendar following 'offensive' comments on social media

The New Hampshire House is expected to vote this week on the censure of Republican State Representative James Spillane following a recommendation from the Legislative Ethics Committee regarding offensive social media posts directed at colleagues.

Ayotte celebrates new protections for abuse survivors ahead of reelection bid

Surrounded by advocates and lawmakers, Gov. Kelly Ayotte marked a new set of protections for domestic and sexual violence survivors Monday as part of what many have called a significant expansion of victims’ rights this year. For State Rep. Jennifer Rhodes, the reason the legislature passed so many laws this year to protect victims comes […]