Last month, New Hampshire legislators took their final regular session vote, marking the end of the state’s 2026 legislative session. While a handful of childcare-related bills are awaiting a final verdict from the governor, about half of the filed bills failed to make it to the end. So far, Gov. Kelly Ayotte has signed bills […]
ApprenticeshipNH, a workforce training program of the Community College System of NH, has partnered with Manchester Community College and the …
As workplace safety rules grow more complex and industrial hazards remain in the national spotlight, a new analysis from Trace One examines workplace safety manager employment data across all 50 states and nearly 300 metropolitan areas to identify where workplace safety professionals oversee the largest number of workers relative to staffing levels. The report ranks locations based on the ratio of workplace safety managers to employees—a metric designed to highlight where oversight burdens may be the highest.
ALTON — Voters declined to pass the proposed operating budget for the third straight year at Town Meeting, which put town governance in a bind…
The Ludlow strike was one of the most bitter and violent in U.S. labor history.
Caitlyn Greene owed her career to her high school science teacher. She remembered how Roger Shelton, who taught at Newfound Regional High Scho…
MOULTONBOROUGH ― At the Monday, April 6, Moultonborough Women's Club meeting, sex trafficking survivor Jasmine Grace narrated her journey as a…
HB 1704 would turn every Town Hall in New Hampshire into a contract circus. Those of us who run local government day‑to‑day ― town and city ma…
MEREDITH — The selectboard voted unanimously to set a public hearing for Monday, Feb. 9, about the proposed 2026 budget, which shows a 5.5% in…