Cybersecurity & Courts: Unknown hackers accessed New Hampshire Supreme Court “C-Track” files in March, with possible personal data exposure across multiple states; NH Judicial Branch says it hasn’t identified NH data in the accessed files, but the breach still disrupted services like the Registry of Deeds. Water Systems Security: New Hampshire water suppliers say they’re constantly probed by would-be hackers, and AI is making attacks harder to defend against, even as officials report no known impacts from a recent multi-state attack wave. Data Centers in Bow: Bow residents are split over a potential large data center at the shuttered Merrimack Station site; Granite Shore Power has asked federal officials to study a possible 350-megawatt grid connection, while Gov. Kelly Ayotte says environmental and community concerns justify a moratorium. Heat & Health: With hotter, more humid summers, air conditioning is becoming a health necessity; residents are turning to mini-split heat pumps, which can cut bills and reduce heat risk. Wildfire Context: A new look at wildfire coverage argues many important fire stories miss the headlines, even as bad air and extreme heat keep showing up across the region. Wildlife Safety: Lebanon police warn of repeated attacks by an unidentified wild animal after three incidents in two days, with rabies-like aggression still under investigation. Outdoor & Community: The Northern Forest Canoe Trail’s 90-Miler returns Sept. 11–13, with race revenue supporting stewardship and youth canoeing scholarships.