New Hampshire state authorities are sounding the alarm over a phone scam aimed at recipients of cash benefits via Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards. This fraudulent scheme has already led
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On Wednesday morning, several areas in New Hampshire experienced hazardous road conditions due to a combination of snowfall and a wintry mix. This led to numerous incidents, including spinouts and
In New Hampshire, influenza activity has escalated to a very high level following the holiday season. This winter, six flu-related fatalities have been reported, and the number of hospitalizations is
The recent ruling by Merrimack Superior Court Judge Daniel St. Hilaire has prevented Keene from needing to refund over $2 million in property taxes to Eversource. This decision, made on
A hiker from Greenfield was rescued on North Pack Monadnock when he lost his balance on slippery trails, leading to a coordinated rescue operation by multiple agencies. The incident occurred
New Hampshire Republicans are moving forward with a slate of policy changes this year, using their control of both the Legislature and the governor’s office to advance priorities on education,
A report released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicates that New Hampshire has achieved the 10th highest average life expectancy in the United States, which stands at
As the new year approaches, two significant pieces of legislation aimed at curtailing sanctuary city policies in New Hampshire will take effect. Signed into law by Governor Kelly Ayotte, these
This year may mark a significant shift in New Hampshire’s overdose statistics, with indications that fatalities among women could surpass those of men for the first time since tracking began.
The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department is set to bill two hikers rescued last week from Mount Monadnock, as per a law enacted in 2008 that makes individuals financially
