Courts/Oversight

U.S. Supreme Court upholds Michigan’s ban on affirmative action in college admissions

Court to determine whether state officials misled Mount Sunapee Resort operators in 1998 lease

NH firm wins $1M judgement, Maine firm appeals

Mass. family challenge to NH ski area immunity dismissed

NH auto dealers celebrate decision to protect rights

Man convicted in fatal Colebrook explosion goes on trial in Portland for wire fraud

Portsmouth officer's disputed inheritance case a Rubik's Cube, says city attorney

Accused pot grower: no cause for search of Gov. Island home

Opinion

WaPo: Sen. Harry Reid's baseless 'domestic terror' accusations

Calling all Oath Keepers to stand watch at Bundy Ranch

Jack Kenny: Hindsight and other cop-outs are rarely 20/20

Video: Businessman alleges NH, Mass. corruption; issues $1M challenge for an honest lawyer

Kimberly Morin: How dumb is the New Hampshire Democrat Party: Tweet of the day

Eagle Tribune: UNH warming study merits skepticism

General News

3-month-old grandson of Newmarket man smothered by Florida father so he could play video games in peace

'The loss of a life? The loss of a baby over something as foolish as, I can't pause my video game and pay attention to the child? That's nuts,' the child's grandfather, who lives in Newmarket, N.H. said.

UNH library throwing out thousands of books to make room alarms students, faculty

A dumpster located on the west side exterior of the building was seen filled with old books on Monday, raising questions as to what is going on at UNH’s central library.

FAA investigating laser pointer incident in NH airspace

Two other incidents involving a Cobalt Air charter flight were reported just after 8:30 p.m. Sunday. The flight was south of I-93 in New Hampshire at the time.

AG completes probe of apologetic Nashua Democrat, flock of dead ducks, other allegations

CONCORD – The New Hampshire Attorney General's office has completed its investigation into the December incident at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Nashua that led

Time Warner Cable's contractual loophole allows it to claim zero complaints

"They reported back that they had no complaints," Keene Town Councilor Terry M. Clark said at last week’s meeting. "I asked, ‘Why?’ They said because they weren't required to write them down."

Suspicious package investigation ahead of Shaheen visit to Durham

U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) is expected to host an Earth Day roundtable discussion to highlight the impact of climate change on New Hampshire at the US Forest Service, Northeast Research Station, at 11 a.m.

NH education official denies agency tried to kill funding-hike bill for charter schools

"I'm here to inform you of the underhanded dealings of the Department of Education, in the person of Deputy Commissioner Paul Leather," Rep. Ken Weyler, R-Kingston, the sponsor of the bill, told a charter school oversight committee.

Lack of toxicology reports delay conclusion in fatal cop shooting of Rochester man

ROCHESTER — The final report on the shooting and killing of Benjamin Shannon by law enforcement officers on March 10 is not expected to be issued for least an additional two weeks.

Network World: How Apple's billion dollar sapphire bet will pay off

The new Mesa, Ariz., plant, in a partnership with sapphire furnace maker GT Advanced Technologies (GTAT) of Merrimack, N.H., will make Apple one of the world’s largest sapphire producers when it reaches full capacity, probably in late 2014.

NH author details contribution of Sherpas for treacherous climbs

"They're seen as sort of rock stars of their community and their whole society," said Freddie Wilkinson, a New Hampshire-based climber and guide whose book, One Mountain Thousand Summits, details the Sherpas' role in helping climbers reach the summit of K2 mountain on the Pakistan-China border.

UNH Carsey Institute: The Increasing Diversity of America’s Youth

America’s rapidly changing racial and ethnic composition was seen in increased child diversity between 2007 and 2012 despite the negative effect of the Great Recession, which reduced births among women in their 20s by nearly 15 percent.