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State revenue collections in November yielded the first monthly surplus since the State’s fiscal year began on July 1. However, the sources of the surplus provided mixed indications about State revenue trends in the future, and offered no concrete assurance that revenue surpluses would continue in the coming months.
On Dec. 5, the Manchester School District released a report investigating complaints related to Diversity Equity and Inclusion materials, specifically an exercise called “The Wheel of Power and Privilege.”
You don’t have to be an FBI agent these days to know that the unsolicited text or email is probably a scam. The problem is, as artificial intelligence gets more sophisticated, so do the scammers, and scams are more of a problem than they’ve ever been.
Attorney General John M. Formella and New Hampshire State Police Colonel Mark B. Hall announce an update regarding the ongoing investigation into the fatal shooting by police that occurred on December 6, 2025, in Manchester.
The Zoning Board will meet on Thursday, December 11 at 6 p.m.
A Manchester man was arrested Dec. 5, charged in connection with the alleged sexual assault of a child.
During their Dec. 3, 2025 meeting, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) Committee on Bills ordained an ordinance amendment that would restrict the number of syringes a person can obtain from a syringe service program.
A woman was transported with serious injuries after a fire at a Morgan Street home Saturday.
The future of parades in the Queen City became a topic of discussion for the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) following concerns from At-Large Alderman Dan O’Neil.
One person is dead after police say there was a foot pursuit, which led to a man being shot and killed by police.
After a tie vote in November stalled progress on proposed bonding for a new skate park at Wolfe Park, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) advanced the request following their meetings on Dec. 3, with a final decision expected at their last meeting of the year later this month.
It might sound cliché to say that it takes a community to tackle any pervasive problem that a city faces, but the effort to reduce opioid overdoses and deaths in Manchester truly has taken a community if this month’s Manchester Police Department Community Advisory Board discussion was any indication.
October’s opioid OD response numbers were notable for several reasons. The combined two-city total of 35 was the lowest total number of suspected opioid ODs in one month since AMR began tracking them 10 years ago.
Zoie A. Hall of Goffstown on Wednesday night became the first female Eagle Scout from Troop 106 in Manchester.
On Thursday, December 4th Governor Kelly Ayotte made a visit to the 211 NH call center where she had an opportunity to connect with the team answering over 70,000 inquiries from New Hampshire residents annually. Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais also joined the group for a tour.
At the Dec. 3, 2025 Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen request from the Manchester Water Works (MWW) for a new Administration and Vehicle Storage building took a critical step toward approval.
Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT) will be hosting a TSA PreCheck® enrollment event in collaboration with IDEMIA, an authorized TSA PreCheck enrollment provider since 2013.
In addition to appeals to school choice, Republican lawmakers have argued the EFA program saves money for local property taxpayers because when a student leaves a public school district, the residents no longer pay the local portion of public school tuition for that student.
The Planning Board will meet on Thursday, December 4 at 6 p.m.
Despite the universal eligibility, just 343 students left public schools to participate in the EFA program – a fraction of one percent of the 163,000 enrolled in public schools last year.