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Gov. Kelly Ayotte, a Republican, also vetoed three bills including one enabling alternative treatment centers to operate a greenhouse cultivation location.
U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan (D-NH), a senior member of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, is opening an investigation into allegations that former Department of Homeland Security (DHS) official Corey Lewandowski used his position to solicit personal payments from government contractors and engaged in other serious misconduct.
There’s concern among Lakes Region lodging and hospitality interests that the economy – combined with the loss of Canadian visitors due to the Trump Administration’s negative rhetoric toward them – will impact summer travel this year, and Laconia Motorcycle Week might be an indicator of the months to come.
Evidence from the illegal searches that allowed Concord police detectives to arrest Logan Clegg for the murders of Stephen and Djeswende “Wendy” Reid isn’t going anywhere, as Merrimack Superior Court Judge John Kissinger once again sided with police.
Dozens of Granite Staters filled the second-floor hallway of the State House on Thursday and cozied up with their favorite banned books, taking part in a quiet demonstration against censorship of literature and media in New Hampshire schools.
The sickening murder of five-year-old Harmony Montgomery took another turn Thursday as the New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled that prosecutors didn’t prove her father, Adam Montgomery, killed his daughter.
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The “Flame of Hope” made a triumphant journey through the Granite State Wednesday as hundreds of law enforcement officers, local students, and Special Olympics athletes joined forces for the 2026 Law Enforcement Torch Run.
Capitol Hill got a taste and feel for New Hampshire Wednesday as the state’s Congressional Delegation hosted its 15th annual “Experience New Hampshire Reception” in the Russell Senate Office Building.
In case you missed it June 9, InDepthNH.org hosted Phil Sletten, Research director of the New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute, and our own State House bureau chief Garry Rayno, who has been covering the NH tax issue for four decades, to share their expertise online with our readers.
Chief Justice MacDonald, as you may recall, was NH’s Attorney General prior to being appointed to the bench and in that capacity supervised the state’s legal team in the ConVal school funding case through the first two years of that litigation.
Common Man founder Alex Ray, who took over the defunct Plymouth Theater and made it into the Flying Monkey Movie House and Performance Center, is donating it to the Pemi Valley Habitat for Humanity, after 17 years of ownership.
Charged with second-degree murder in the shooting death of his 21-year-old sister, 18-year-old Logan Anderson waived arraignment in Plymouth District Court Tuesday afternoon.
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After her controversial nomination to become the Department of Corrections assistant commissioner failed to gain support from the Executive Council, Warden Michelle Edmark is back as Commissioner William Hart’s chief of staff.
Police are investigating the death of Leah Anderson, 21, a student at Plymouth State University majoring in Elementary Education and Youth Development after a shooting in Thornton, according to a news release from Attorney General John Formella.
It’s the busy season at the Secretary of State’s Office right now with candidates of all shapes and sizes and numbers of supporters cramming into the little office on the second floor of the State House to sign up to run for office.
Surrounded by supporters of some of the more than 700 nonprofit groups from across the state participating, Gov. Kelly Ayotte kicked off this week’s annual NH Gives, a 24-hour day of giving that starts on Tuesday, June 9 at 5 p.m. and runs to June 10 at 5 p.m.
Police are responding to a shooting incident with serious bodily injury on Upper Mad River Road in Thornton, New Hampshire, according to a news release from Attorney General John Formella.
House Republicans said they are ready to get out and start campaigning, noting there is still work to be done to ensure New Hampshire has no income taxes into the future.
Tuesday, June 9 from 5 p.m. to June 10 at 5 p.m. you can help us save local news with a donation through NH Gives, New Hampshire’s 24 hours of giving.
State revenues for May, the next to last month in the 2026 fiscal year, are slightly more than budget writers anticipated.
Supreme Court Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald will not recuse himself from deciding the appeal of the Rand education funding lawsuit now before the court.