AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEnergy Policy: New England governors, including NH’s Kelly Ayotte, urged federal regulators to reject a proposed electricity profit increase from transmission owners, warning it could push costs higher for households and businesses. Public Safety: Honda issued a recall covering 880,514 vehicles sold in NH and across many states, citing rear suspension subframe corrosion that can lead to loss of control; dealers will inspect and repair at no cost. Crime & Courts: Police say an 18-year-old brother was arrested in the fatal shooting of his 21-year-old sister in Thornton; an autopsy and court appearance are set. Elections: NH’s John Sununu filed for U.S. Senate, drawing sharp attacks from the NH Democratic Party over his record and support for Trump’s agenda. Economy & Seniors: A new projection says Social Security’s trust fund could run out in 2032, setting up potential benefit cuts that would hit New Hampshire households hardest among states. Community & Culture: Gilford High School honored 37 soon-to-be-graduates as NH Scholars, and Portsmouth’s Market Square Day and 10K are set for June 13.
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