Concord Monitor
Arts Ahead: Film, food and outdoor fun for the brave at heart
Somehow, the end of the month is steadily approaching, although the promise of spring still feels freezingly far away. We just emerged from the throes of a winter storm that gifted us with over a…
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5mBishop Brady senior Mady Savary captures long-awaited state title
Bishop Brady senior Mady Savary secured the NHIAA Girls' Individual title by one stroke over Josie Lefebvre at the championships held at Beaver Meadow.
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2mBow resident dies in Stark house fire
A 63-year-old Bow resident, Michael Bussiere, died of smoke inhalation in an accidental house fire in Stark on Sunday, which also claimed the lives of two dogs and seriously injured a woman.
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5m'Our neighbors are not strangers': Vigil commemorates immigrants dead in I.C.E custody
A multi-faith vigil titled Refusing to Forget was held on Monday, October 19, 2026, at the New Hampshire State House to honor immigrants who have died in I.C.E. custody since the start of Donald Trump's second presidential term.
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8mData: Up to 29,000 N.H. residents could lose Medicaid coverage by 2028
A new report from the New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute warns that as many as 29,000 people could lose Medicaid coverage by 2028 due to new federal work requirements and increased state recertification frequencies.
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7mOpinion: How do you teach a learning machine to unlearn?
Former New Hampshire Environmental Agency chief engineer Dr. Sills proposes a two-year evaluation period for increasingly autonomous AI systems to ensure safety protocols and human oversight are established before expansion into high-risk applications.