
The Big Question: How has sports wagering shown up in your life?
New Hampshire is expecting record-breaking amounts of money spent on sports wagering this year.
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New Hampshire is expecting record-breaking amounts of money spent on sports wagering this year.

This might be NH’s tightest — and most consequential — race of all.

The state’s chief election officer is encouraging voters to plan ahead to make sure they exercise their right to vote.

The cap would limit increased to local school taxes by targeting schools' administrate costs. But public officials say it could result in cuts to staff, extra-curricular activities, bus routes, and advanced classes.

A Portsmouth-based dive team recently discovered the ruins of the SS Cornwallis steamship sunk by a German U-boat during World War II in the Gulf of Maine.
On this election special edition, catch up with some of the top issues candidates are facing this election season, how the races are going and what to expect while voting Tuesday.
Former Dover Fire Chief Perry Plummer, who is a prior head of New Hampshire Homeland Security and Emergency Management, was named interim director of the state Division of Ports & Harbors.

NHPR wants to make the literary community aware of an ongoing scam targeting authors, publishers, and agents.
On Tuesday, Nov. 3 voters across New Hampshire and around the country head to polls. NHPR will be there with updates and insights throughout the day, into the evening, and over the days and weeks to follow.


Proposals to build data centers have ignited protests and local action across the state this year.

NH’s iconic loons can live surprisingly long lives, returning to the same lake every season and delighting observers.
