AI Governance for NH Businesses: Insygna, based in Merrimack, joined the Open Secure AI Alliance and the Linux Foundation as it pushes “agent” accountability tools—verifiable identities, scoped permissions, and readable activity logs for procurement and HR. Public Safety: A Berlin ATV crash on Smitty’s Trail sent 61-year-old Karen Salvatore to the hospital with serious, non-life-threatening injuries; Fish and Game urged riders to stay within skill levels. Solar Policy Watch: Connecticut is moving toward balcony plug-in solar with 1,200-watt kits, but early demand is running into a supply snag: UL-approved kits reportedly aren’t widely available yet. Grid & Renewables Debate: A renewables affordability op-ed dispute says utility-scale solar lowers retail prices and that grid-connection costs were already measured. Agriculture Resilience Funding: Scientists are urging Congress to keep funding USDA Climate Hubs that help New England farmers adapt to volatile weather. NH Air Quality Rule: EPA is taking final public comments on letting New Hampshire exit the Northeast ozone transport program and drop its vehicle emissions testing plan. Data Center Power Pressure: An NH opinion piece argues a proposed data center moratorium is pro-ratepayer, citing electricity demand impacts. Consumer Credit Stress: NH credit card delinquency is nearing Great Recession-era levels, with nearly 12% of borrowers severely delinquent. PFAS Food Packaging: Sen. Maggie Hassan reintroduced a bill to ban PFAS chemicals in food wrappers and packaging. Infrastructure Update: Manchester’s Queen City Bridge reopened after a multi-day closure for structural inspection; Hudson’s Veterans Memorial Bridge lane remains closed after a cracked girder finding. Privacy & License Plate Readers: A report highlights how ALPR systems spread faster than local rules, raising concerns about tracking and data sharing.