Attorney General Denies State Violating Federal Law
New Hampshire is denying claims made by the U-S Department of Justice that the state is violating the Americans with Disabilities Act. The Attorney General’s Office issued a formal response to the...
View ArticleMore New Hampshire Families Will Get Help Paying Fuel Bill
More families in New Hampshire can now get help with their fuel bill this winter. Congress increased funding for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program, or LIHEAP, this week. New Hampshire will...
View ArticleHundreds Turn Out For Santorum Town Hall
Before last night’s debate, a crowd of several hundred gathered in Hollis for a town hall meeting with former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum. So many people squeezed inside a barn in Hollis to hear...
View ArticleRepublican Presidential Candidates Make Last Push
Mitt Romney spent his Monday focusing vote-rich southern New Hampshire. He started at a chamber of commerce breakfast Nashua, where a comment he made about choice in health care, “I like being able...
View ArticleSantorum Supporters Still Hopeful
Supporters of former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum say they weren’t surprised by his near tie for fourth place with Newt Gingrich in New Hampshire’s presidential primary. Rick Santorum told...
View ArticleSantorum and Gingrich Campaigns Head to South Carolina
Neither of them finished in the top three in New Hampshire, but Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum both say their campaigns will continue. The two of them battled for fourth place behind Mitt Romney, Ron...
View ArticleEPA Releases Data of Top Greenhouse Gas Emitters in NH
The Environmental Protection Agency has released its 2010 data of the biggest greenhouse gas emitters in the state. Power plants are at the top of the list. The EPA collected data from nine different...
View Article3 Companies Selected for Stimulus-funded Green Launching Pad
Governor John Lynch announced Wednesday that three manufacturing companies will participate in the latest round of the Green Launching Pad. The stimulus-funded Green Launching Pad is a partnership...
View ArticleHighlights From Gov. Lynch's State Of The State Address
Highlights from Gov. Lynch's state of the state address.
View ArticleDemolition of Memorial Bridge Begins With "Float Out"
The demolition of the Memorial Bridge begins Tuesday. The 90-year-old lift bridge, which crosses the Piscataqua River between Portsmouth and Kittery Maine, has long been in a state of disrepair. The...
View ArticleHeavy Snow Causing Hazardous Roads
After a mild winter with little snow, New Hampshire is being hit with a late-season storm. The National Weather Service says up to a foot of snow is expected in some areas by this evening. There...
View ArticleMedicaid Grant Money To Help Home Based Services
New Hampshire will be the first state in the country to receive new Medicaid grant money to help seniors and people with disabilities remain in their homes. The state will receive $26.5 million over...
View ArticleWestinghouse Faces Fines for Alleged Worker Safety Violations
A Westinghouse plant in Newington New Hampshire is facing $82,000 in fines for workplace safety violations. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has cited Westinghouse Electric for...
View ArticleGreat Bay Area Communities Sue State Over Water Quality Issues
A coalition of Great Bay area communities is suing the state and the Department of Environmental Services, claiming DES failed to follow proper rules when determining water quality standards in the...
View ArticleHouse Overrides Governor's Veto of Redistricting Plan
The Republican-controlled New Hampshire House has overridden Democratic Governor John Lynch's veto of the House redistricting plan. The House voted 246-112 Wednesday to send the bill to the Senate...
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