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The New Hampshire Supreme Court won’t suspend the normal rules for judicial recusals in the Rand v State of New Hampshire education funding lawsuit appeal.
When people know that you are a fly fisher you will inevitably get the call, it used to be a call but now it is a text. “I want to learn to fly fish and you were the first person I thought of calling.”
Vail Resorts, the owner of several New Hampshire ski areas and the state’s lease holder of Mount Sunapee Resort, reacted Tuesday to Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s announcement Monday the state is investigating sales taxes being collected in its “Epic” season pass.
Two education related bills advanced with non-germane amendments in the House Education Funding Committee, Tuesday with unanimous support for Senate Bill 491 related to minimum education standards language and another, Senate Bill 531 which was opposed in part by Democrats that looks at developing data to understand the level of school meals debt in addition to having the state legislature support the development of a community college curriculum in Coos County for cosmetology.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s changes to the structure of the Sununu Youth Services Center (YDC) Settlement Fund fundamentally changed the deal thousands of survivors thought they were getting, according to a new brief filed with the New Hampshire Supreme Court.
“New Hampshire is proud to have no sales tax, and we’re not going to let an out-of-state company try to sneak one in,” said Governor Ayotte.
Facing possible expulsion from the House for yet another inflammatory and bigoted comment, Rep. Travis Corcoran, R-Weare, gave his familiar, if somewhat belligerent, defense on Monday before the House Legislative Administration Committee.
And the state will study getting out of the operation of the Winnipesaukee Basin wastewater treatment program, which is owned and paid for by its eight community members, if the House agrees to recommendations made by the full House Finance Committee Monday.
In its history, New Hampshire’s legislature has never passed an earned income tax.
Gorham Police Chief Jimmy Willhoite is scheduled to speak at Monday night’s selectboard meeting about the department’s 287(g) agreement with U.S. Immigration, Customs and Enforcement.
This year, however, upon entering with my bag of donations, rather than asking people about their experiences, I offered my service as a volunteer and was scooped up faster than a Louis Vuitton bag.
“Quite an evening in D.C. Secret Service and Law Enforcement did a fantastic job. They acted quickly and bravely. The shooter has been apprehended..”
In a report released Friday afternoon by the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office, former Department of Corrections Assistant Commissioner Paul Raymond is getting the lion’s share of the blame in the DOC’s $2 million Taser fiasco.
Six in ten New Hampshire residents disapprove of President Donald Trump’s overall job performance and ratings of his handling of foreign affairs are even lower.
Convicted YDC abuser James Woodlock cries while talking to his sister, experiences panic attacks throughout his days in solitary, and worries that the devil is trying to hurt him.
An autopsy shows the death of man in Haverhill April 20 was a homicide, according to a news release from Attorney General John Formella.
The bill to allow parents to send their children to any public school they want, SB101, got tabled Thursday in the House with a 320 to 32 vote, effectively killing that bill.
The lawyer for convicted YDC sexual abuser James Woodlock says his client is suffering a physical and mental breakdown due to months of solitary confinement.
The Members are specifically calling out contradictions in the Secretary’s characterization of the attack, which troops injured on base have called “falsehoods,” as well as the broader implications of threats posed by Iranian drones to the 50,000+ U.S. troops and billions of dollars in assets in the region.
Activists rallied at Citizens Bank at 20 Highland Street on Wednesday, calling for the organization to end its financial relationship with CoreCivic and the GEO Group, companies that build and operate detention centers for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Education bills were advanced in the Senate session Thursday including one to help alleviate the school bus driver shortage.
Roger Gerard Talbot, 83, an award-winning journalist for the New Hampshire Sunday News, died April 22, 2026, in the Intensive Care Unit at Concord Hospital. Just eight days prior he had been cleaning up his yard, when he suffered a devastating fall.