📺 LIVE: Tune into a livestream of our gubernatorial candidates forum with Republican incumbent Kelly Ayotte and Democrat Cinde Warmington, starting at 6 p.m. on Oct. 22: bit.ly/3Uhlcqu

A lawsuit filed against the Concord Housing Authority last month alleges they invaded residents’ privacy and violated their constitutional rights by installing devices that track tenants’ activity in their homes. bit.ly/3VS3t9v

In a visit to Concord Friday, U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. cast doubt on the safety of the hepatitis B vaccine but wouldn’t comment on state legislation in New Hampshire that his agency inspired. bit.ly/4ysdyrk

A former chief medical officer at New London Hospital was sentenced to prison for billing Medicare $1.9 million for unnecessary medical devices he prescribed to patients he had never consulted with or examined. bit.ly/4jA2hBr

🎧 Conversations with the Candidates: NHPR sat down with independent candidate Robbie Mahrou, an entrepreneur and consultant from Walpole running for Congress. bit.ly/4z6S9Fg

Your Weekend in NH: If you're not in a spooky season mood, plenty of other options await — including craft workshops, a fall jubilee and the New England BIPOC Festival 🍂 bit.ly/4zK9fsl

“No Kings” rallies were held in over a dozen New Hampshire communities on Saturday, with a focus on voting and voting rights. bit.ly/4sbNgYF

The New Hampshire Supreme Court heard oral arguments last week in a class-action lawsuit around changes to the oversight of the YDC victims settlement fund. bit.ly/4ypJnRv

As many as 29,000 people across the Granite State could lose Medicaid coverage by the time 2028 rolls around, according to a new report from the New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute. bit.ly/4zB5q8W

Levitate Inc. CEO Ryan Howard said a micro data center envisioned for East Concord has a configuration and cooling technology that differ substantially from hyperscale data centers. bit.ly/4sk8GDd

A new $11 million project will provide rural EMS providers in the Granite State with new equipment and technology, workforce training and partnership assistance for neighboring communities to share resources. bit.ly/3VUZ6uw

Politics is sometimes called the ultimate team sport. But in New Hampshire’s high-stakes U.S. Senate race between Congressman Chris Pappas and former Sen. John Sununu, the “team” aspects of their respective campaigns are playing out in very different ways. bit.ly/4BjMM6W

The “Refusing to Forget” project invites communities to make flags and remember people who have died in ICE detention or have been killed by ICE agents. bit.ly/4jwYS6z

A recent report from the U.S. Labor Department shows inflation has jumped by 3.7% since last year. But it’s worse in the Northeast, where prices rose 4.2% over the last year. bit.ly/4hRO2Xw

Investigators with New Hampshire’s cold case unit have renewed calls for information in the 1982 murder of Tammy Little. bit.ly/4jvz4ru

Three months after the Lebanon City Council approved $2.05 million to build five homes on city-owned land on Barrows Street, the project’s future is uncertain again because not enough qualified buyers applied. bit.ly/4dKr6qO

Gov. Kelly Ayotte is working with the federal government to make Medicare Advantage plans available in 2027 for seniors in Coos and Carroll counties after no plans were initially approved. bit.ly/4sifrFB

Across New England, communities are using tools of local control to slow or stop data center development within their borders. bit.ly/4zFYHdR

A 55-year-old man from Grantham died during a mountain bike ride Sunday in Wentworth, New Hampshire. bit.ly/4zyLcMQ

Manchester police say they are investigating more than a dozen incidents of racist, homophobic and antisemitic graffiti found in several areas of the city over the weekend. bit.ly/3TYJBkx