Paula Tracy

While the New Hampshire House of Representatives passed a resolution to support keeping the federal Roadless Rule on the 230,000 acres of White Mountain National Forest this past March, the Trump Administration is going forward with plans to dismantle the 2001 measure calling it a "one-size-fits-all" approach.

The lengthy study comes out at a time when there is considerable regional media attention on a tragic case in neighboring Massachusetts in which Lindsay Clancy, 35, of Duxbury is being tried for the 2023 deaths of her three children.

Traveling across the country on his motorcycle for the 50th time to Sturgis, South Dakota, for the nation's largest motorcycle rally, Laconia Motorcycle Week Executive Director and State Rep. Charlie St. Clair, D-Laconia, sustained life-threatening injuries when his motorcycle's rear tire experienced a blowout on Interstate 90 in Avon, Ohio, Tuesday.

More than 100 people came to Forest Lake State Park Thursday to celebrate the state's creation of a site evaluation committee for the siting of landfills, which will take local concerns into consideration.

The state has a new 1,308 acre Wildlife Management Area in Marlow and Alstead named for the late Ted Walski, an iconic wildlife biologist who was responsible for the reintroduction of wild turkeys to New Hampshire.

Allen Aldenberg of Manchester was unanimously confirmed as acting director of the Office of Child Advocate through Oct 29.

Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte said she welcomes anyone who wants to come to New Hampshire to observe how elections are run, including Republican Trump Administration officials and it is all part of being a First-in-the-Nation Primary state.

New Hampshire State Senate Clerk Tammy Wright has served 16 senate presidents and 163 senators in 37 years, but now the Concord native is turning the page to enjoy teaching yoga, traveling and spending more time with her children and grandchildren.

After navigating through some rough times, pooled risk management programs in the state are sailing into calmer waters and meeting their obligations to public workers with oversight from the Secretary of State's office, officials said Wednesday, though they criticized the largest health trust pool for not being more forthcoming.

Secretary of State David Scanlan said he thinks it is appropriate that he give a legislative leadership briefing on the upcoming midterm elections and election integrity and safety in the state.