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Before the session ended, the House voted to put reproductive rights into statute, remove the criminal and civil penalties in the state’s 24-week abortion ban approved two years ago, and killed bills aimed at further limiting women’s reproductive rights.
In a unified message of support for healthcare for the state’s most vulnerable, the Senate unanimously passed a bill to make its nine-year Medicaid expansion program permanent and approved extending Medicaid coverage for young moms from 60 days to a year on Thursday.
A battle over the criteria for sending children to the Sununu Youth Services Center took more than an hour to resolve before the House approved spending $21 million on a new facility.
The House Wednesday overturned its House Executive Departments and Administration Committee and approved May 3 as the day to memorialize the “Old Stone Face” that graced the side of Cannon Mountain but crashed down May 3 20 years ago.
Days before he was confirmed by the Executive Council for another term as the state’s Department of Safety Commissioner, Robert Quinn quietly met with the man who was causing him a P.R. headache.
Through the investigation, police established probable cause to issue a warrant for 19-year-old Tommie Johnson, who is known to the child.
Censoring history and civics education is a dangerous pursuit that goes against the very ideals of this state: Live Free or Die.
The day after the United Nations released another dire report on the unfolding climate disaster, 55 people, almost all over 60, showed up outside Bank of America’s branch on Storrs Street in Concord with signs and banners protesting the financial giant’s complicity in fossil fuel use.
Most Granite Staters agree with some rights included in the legislation, including the right for parents to consent to all medical treatments for their child, inspection of educational materials, and to know if their child identifies as a different name or gender at school.
Doubling the money for the Education Freedom Account program could cost Democratic support of the proposed biennial budget House members will vote on in two weeks.
Legionnaire’s Disease Associated with Meredith Woods and Clearwater Campground in Meredith, NH.
Welcome to this edition of Moose’s Pals, a column devoted to pets that are available for adoption at local animal shelters.
The Amherst man who created the Free State Project, the Libertarian movement to transform New Hampshire into a liberty Mecca, lost his bid in court to silence a critic of his run for Planning Board.
The State alleges that Ms. Hebert used her position as office manager at her employer to file a claim for unemployment benefits while she was still working full-time and pose as her employer to “verify” that fraudulent claim.
, the State alleges that Mr. Marcelino knowingly failed to disclose his employment and earnings to the Department of Employment Security to obtain or increase his unemployment compensation benefits. As a result, Mr. Marcelino received 52 weeks of unemployment benefits totaling $36,904.00, including enhanced federal benefits during the COVID-19 pandemic, to which he was not entitled.