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JACKSON — A Superior Court judge has sided with Black Mountain Ski Area and ordered Jackson Police Department to turn over documents related t…
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The Dispatch reports on the bipartisan "Abundance movement" aimed at reforming permitting to reduce costs and improve construction efficiency amid rising prices.
The New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office asked executive councilors and lawmakers on the state’s Fiscal Committee for an additional roughly $4.3 million to pay for litigation costs related to a number of lawsuits the state faced, including abuse allegations in the state’s juvenile justice system. The funding is in addition to what the state Legislature […]
CONWAY — Lawyers for the state of New Hampshire asked a Superior Court judge Thursday to dismiss a lawsuit filed by James Pietrangelo of Bartl…
MADISON — Madison residents’ pitchforks are out against STR owners, and the Zoning Board of Adjustment could place rental day limits on proper…
(The Center Square) – Democratic attorneys general from 21 jurisdictions sued the Trump administration Wednesday for denying federal funds to help victims of violent crimes who are illegal immigrants.
EFFINGHAM — The Effingham Planning Board, which ruled in favor of the Meena gas station on Route 25, recently had its decision ratified by the…
At a pivotal hearing before the Executive Council Friday, New Hampshire Supreme Court judicial nominee Bryan Gould spent significant time laying out the cases from which he would recuse himself. If confirmed as a Supreme Court justice, the 40-year attorney and director at Cleveland, Waters and Bass in Concord said he would almost certainly step […]
(The Center Square) — More than 100 family members and survivors of Maine's worst mass shooting have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government for failing to respond to warning signs that the reservist shooter was a threat.
GORHAM — A federal court has ruled against a lawsuit that sought to stop two commercial logging projects on the White Mountain National Forest…