Some NH home educators want less regulation. They can’t quite agree on how to get it.

Ayotte vetoes NH transgender bathroom bill for third time

Governor Kelly Ayotte vetoed a bill that would have allowed transgender people to be excluded from restrooms, locker rooms, and other spaces that don't match their sex assigned at birth, marking the third time she has vetoed such a bill in the past year.

Trail of cigarettes helps lead authorities to alleged NH mini mart robbers

Richard Connor and James Ferguson were taken into custody in Massachusetts after their plan to rob a mini mart in Hinsdale, N.H. went awry when they left a trail of cigarettes on the roadway, leading authorities to their homes.

NH courts to pilot program reviewing wage records for defendants who seek a court-appointed attorney

New Hampshire's court system is implementing a pilot program to verify the incomes of people requesting a court-appointed attorney, in order to ensure that people are providing the courts with accurate and honest information.

State and employees’ union butt heads over telework in Vermont’s highest court

The Vermont Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Thursday regarding the state's right to change employees' telework arrangements without first bargaining with the union, as 8,000 unionized state employees await the court's decision on their rights.

David Carver

David Carver<br /><br />Claremont, NH - David Carver, passed away on June 17, 2026.<br /><br />He was born in Lebanon, NH on April 17, 1939, the son of Frederick E. and Jessie (Graham) Carver.<br /><br />David graduated from K ...