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The Public is invited to attend a local concerns meeting on Tuesday, June 30 at 6 p.m. at the Carol M. Rines Center, located at 1528 Elm Street.
As part of the Manchester Age-Friendly Initiative Free Bus Route kick-off, the Manchester City Archives and the NH Council on Developmental Disabilities will be co-hosting an opportunity for older Manchester residents to be a part of the city oral history project.
Just after 9 a.m. companies were dispatched for a reported building fire. Crews arriving first reported heavy fire coming from the first floor and extending to the second floor and attic. Car 1 arrived on scene, established command, and declared a working fire.
Manchester was once again recognized as one of the “best-run cities in the United States.” The city’s overall ranking was announced Tuesday as part of WalletHub’s annual Best-Run Cities in America report. Manchester also occupied the No. 3 spot in 2025.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte quashed a bipartisan effort to make medicinal marijuana more affordable and available in New Hampshire.
After years of disputes over everything from casinos to Keno, NH lawmakers have now fully embraced gambling — and the money it brings in for the government.
State revenue collections were above targeted amounts in May, adding to the State’s revenue surplus despite lower than planned revenues from the two primary business taxes, new video lottery machines, and liquor sales.
The Planning Board will meet on Thursday, June 18 at 6 p.m. for a business meeting.
As Americans relocate in 2026, certain ZIP codes are standing out as the fastest-growing and most in-demand, among them 03101.
In recognition of Elder Abuse Awareness Day, observed annually on June 15, the state attorney general is highlighting the ongoing efforts of New Hampshire’s law enforcement partners to protect older adults from fraud, financial exploitation, and other forms of elder abuse.
A brand new and redesigned Revo Casino and Social House came back to Manchester’s land use boards this month after the acquisition of additional nearby properties allowed the creation of an expanded vision for the project.
While the primary focus for the Board of Mayor and Alderman during the month of June 2026 was finalizing budgets for Fiscal Year 2027, which starts on July 1. However, there were other items that were discussed during the board’s June 2nd meeting. Here is a recap.
The override passed. What matters now is what happens next.
A day before the Board and Mayor and Aldermen finalized a bottom line for the Fiscal Year 2027 Manchester School District budget, Members of the Manchester Board of School Committee met for a regular scheduled meeting. Here is a recap of some things that were discussed.
On Wednesday, June 10, Karina Towne, Hooksett’s Town Clerk, made the proposal in front of the Town Council to send out a final paper reminder to the owners of the 362 dogs in their database who have yet to register their pets and are at risk of civil forfeiture in accordance with New Hampshire state law.
Former Manchester Ward 1 Alderman Chris Morgan has officially filed as a candidate for New Hampshire State Representative representing Ward 1.
Residents on Pheasant Lane came out to voice their concerns at the June 4th Manchester Planning Board meeting over a conceptualized new development near their homes that they fear could cause significant damage to their neighborhood.
Logan Clegg’s claim that evidence used in his trial should not have been allowed because it was obtained after a warrantless cellphone data search has been denied by a Merrimack County Superior Court judge after the state Supreme Court in March remanded the motion to the court for further review.
Hooksett police have removed dozens of animals from a Dundee Avenue residence after executing a search warrant Thursday where they say the animals were being neglected.
Police from across New Hampshire will be coordinating efforts on Monday to help curb distracted driving.