The Bow Mills area will be the focus of a new feasibility study to examine whether extending Bow’s municipal waterline from its wells to the area could spur future development and drive economic growth.
New Hampshire continues to lead the nation in overall child well-being, securing the top position for the third consecutive year.
To tap into alternative revenue streams, state Rep. Dan McGuire is proposing to legalize slot machines in New Hampshire’s bars and restaurants.
A new legislative proposal from State Rep. Dick Ames, D-Jaffrey, seeks to reshape charitable gaming by capping the revenue any single nonprofit or charity can receive annually.
Two Las Vegas companies have shown interest in buying Concord Casino, but the sale has hit a snag after a judge ruled that owner Anthony Sanborn has run out of time to close the deal
A federal judge denied the Bow School District’s request for a jury trial in a lawsuit accusing the district of violating parents’ free speech rights after they wore pink armbands at a girls’ soccer game to protest transgender players.
Riverbend Community Mental Health is set to open a 12-bed facility in Concord, providing much-needed housing and onsite care for adults dealing with acute mental health challenges.
The lawsuit centers around events that unfolded at a Bow High School girls’ soccer game against Plymouth Regional High School on Sept. 17
The New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office is asking a judge to dismiss Andy Sanborn’s attempt to terminate the ongoing criminal investigation against him or disqualify the current investigating team from continuing to pursue the case. Sanborn, the owner of the Concord Casino and the Draft Sports Bar and Grill on South Main Street in Concord, filed a lawsuit claiming state investigators obtained and accessed privileged documents that included private attorney-client communications while executing a search warrant at his business.
Prosecutors say Sanborn inflated revenue figures at both his Concord Casino and the Draft sports bar to secure $286,682 through the Main Street Relief Fund
Parents in Bow have accused the Bow School District of stifling free speech after they were issued no-trespass orders for protesting against transgender girls participating in girls’ sports teams
Judge Gregory Albert said an extension for the sale of the casino on South Main Street in Concord could mean a significant economic impact on New Hampshire
Extending the Northern Rail Trail to Concord has been bogged down in over four years of negotiations and delays, with completion still a way off
The fight over Andy Sanborn’s proposed 43,000-square-foot casino on Loudon Road in Concord has reached the Supreme Court, as a Concord resident appeals a lower court’s ruling that upheld the Zoning Board’s approval of the project.
Judge John Kissinger said that all documents in a civil case Sanborn filed against the New Hampshire Attorney General cannot be unsealed without review and redaction
The lawsuit accuses NH’s child protective services of failing to address clear signs of physical abuse, delay in intervention, and dismissal of complaints from neighbors and family about her living conditions
Hopkinton residents Michael & LeeAnne Vance undertaking renovations to three-story, 150-plus-year-old building at 902 Main Street
Judge Gregory Albert clarified that the AG's role is limited to acting as counsel and assessing the buyer’s suitability for charitable gaming
Andy Sanborn had until June 17 to sell the casino, but that's been extended to July 18 due to confusion over the term 'sale pending' in a previous ruling
Rural areas, particularly the Lakes Region and areas near the White Mountains, have seen substantial population boosts from July 2020 to 2023
Lawmakers pushing for HB 1400 to expedite eviction of people unlawfully living on private property, sparking concerns over the consequences
An ongoing review of state's charitable gaming laws sparks concern over company operating half of the state's historical horse-racing terminals
NH Lottery Commission still seeks a buyer for Concord gambling facility
Two bills addressing the import of out-of-state trash are heading to the House of Representatives with a positive recommendation, offering a solution toward alleviating the strain on the state’s landfill capacity. New Hampshire receives nearly half of its trash from neighboring states such as Massachusetts and Connecticut, making it New England’s dumping ground. According to a report from the state’s environment department, in 2020, more than 900,000 tons of solid waste were dumped in three commercial landfills.
One lawsuit argues the planning board made a 'legal error by approving uses that are not permitted in the applicable zoning district'
With the town of Bow completing its final payment to the Merrimack Station power plant this year to settle an old tax dispute, the town’s operating budget is set to decrease next year.
Jessica Renda didn’t realize that things were about to get difficult when her eldest daughter was discharged last summer from New Hampshire Hospital, a state-run psychiatric facility.
The continuing fight against the “divisive concepts” law restricting how New Hampshire educators discuss topics such as race, gender identity and sexual orientation in classrooms was back before a federal judge on Tuesday, Jan. 16.
The officers who responded to a Gilford home more than a year ago were legally justified in using deadly force against Mischa Fay, a teenager in a mental health crisis, the attorney general's office announced on Thursday. Sergeant Douglas Wall, who shot Fay, “reasonably believed that deadly force was required to defend him and others around him from what he reasonably believed to be the use of deadly force by Mischa,” said Benjamin Agati, chief of the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office Homicide Unit.
Future attempts by Andy Sanborn to operate a casino in the state will be met with challenging regulatory hurdles after his gaming license was suspended last week by the New Hampshire Lottery Commission. Sanborn, a former state senator who owns…
Affordability, restrictive building regulations at center of urgent need for affordable and elderly housing
The Concord School District will receive nearly $1 million to support school and family mental health services.
Involuntary Emergency Admissions process adds complexity to already overrun hospitals
New federal court ruling gives the state until May 2024 to provide psychiatric care to ER patients within six hours of arrival
Over past 3 years, waste management firms have spent a total of $250k on lobbying efforts in the state
'Bring Back Jack' program to promote sustainability and raise awareness of environmental impact
Second consecutive annual increase barely scratches the surface of need
NH the only New England state to pass legislation that creates loopholes in the advanced recycling industry
Program reauthorization called legislative priority
Explore how post-pandemic growth, affordability challenges, and evolving housing trends are transforming the Queen City’s future.
The Lake Estate on Winnisquam sees diamonds and stars in its future
Amid a statewide housing shortage, a religious nonprofit recently opened applications for more than 60 new workforce housing apartments in Peterborough.
Concord considers $535K rail purchase to extend Greenway Trail, raising questions for Scenic Railriders
Relax & Co., which provided an array of services to property owners in the Lake Sunapee area, had already been forced to lay off workers earlier this month.
Torrington Properties has told Newington officials it plans to raze all of the Mall at Fox Run in a $500 million redevelopment effort.
Nashua mayor: ‘I don't think people generally understand that this company came to Nashua as part of a state economic development initiative.’
New England states fared average or below, with Massachusetts and Connecticut receiving failing grades
Mark Stebbins Community Center will bring children and family services to Kelly Falls.
