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Executions could make a comeback in the Granite State because of several bills introduced in the legislature aimed at overturning the 2019 death penalty repeal.
A bill heard Wednesday that would require property owners enrolled in carbon sequestration programs to submit management plans to the state’s Division of Forest and Lands and Fish and Game was called overreaching and an infringement on property rights.
A statement on behalf of Republican Rep. Kristin Noble of Bedford didn’t deny a Granite Post report regarding leaked Signal chats supporting “segregated schools” but talked about segregating Republicans from Democrats and other hot button issues.
The Merrimack listing shows a now large empty facility at 50 Robert Milligan Parkway in Merrimack among the 46 site listings around the country. New Hampshire’s is the only one in New England.
At 7:14 p.m. on Monday, January 12, 2026, State Police dispatch received a report of a collision between a Conway Police Department cruiser and a privately-owned SUV on White Mountain Highway near Eastman Road in Conway.
One of the many features of English that makes it weird compared to other European languages, and even to its West Germanic cousins, is its extravagant use of the word do.
Just what “neonics” are and whether the state should restrict their use to allow for bird and bee populations to rebound was the subject of a hearing before a House Environment and Agriculture Committee with overwhelming support Tuesday.
A Lawrence, Mass., man was sentenced Tuesday in federal court for travel with intent to engage in illicit sexual conduct, U.S. Attorney Erin Creegan announced.
This consent decree constitutes the largest civil penalty ever obtained by the State for violations related to New Hampshire’s Solid Waste Management Act.
The last FIS World Cup Freestyle competition before teams are chosen for the Winter Olympics is being held here this week and tickets are $26 to ski, ride and watch or $20 to access the venue by chairlift.
The proceeds from the newly approved video lottery terminals would go entirely to the state’s Education Trust Fund under a bill that had a public hearing Monday.
The theme of the event is “Uplifting Resistance through Community.” The event will feature a panel discussion, moderated by Anthony Poore of the New Hampshire Center for Justice & Equity. Panelists will include Dr. Dottie Morris, Alderman Jason Bonilla and Rev. Robert Thompson.
A bill that would keep abortion providers from receiving charitable gaming revenue was heard Monday by the House Ways and Means Committee with supporters saying the practice should not be “subsidized” and opponents saying it would be a politically targeted exclusion.
But rather than put money away for a looming rainy day that was inevitable when the federal money dries up, led by Gov. Chris Sununu, Republican lawmakers and a handful of Democrats cut the rates of the two businesses taxes that supply the largest amount of state generated revenue, eliminated the state’s only tax on wealth — the business and interest tax — and lowered the rate of the second biggest state generated revenue source, the rooms and meals tax.
One sign said: “Stand with Renee,” referring to Renee Good who was shot to death by an ICE agent Wednesday in Minneapolis. Another said “Impeach Trump Now.”
In another slap against the Sununu Youth Services Center sexual abuse survivors, a Merrimack County Superior Court judge on Friday dismissed the lawsuit alleging Gov. Kelly Ayotte gutted the YDC Settlement Fund.
State budget writers ought to thank the budget gods for amnesty.
The numbers look good for December state revenues, but the three-month tax amnesty program inflated the bottom line.
Marjorie Taylor Greene is quitting Congress. Georgia’s famous spewer of hate has become disillusioned. Trump let her down on the Epstein files; they have also parted company on Gaza and Iran.
More than a dozen residents of Merrimack stood up before the Town Council Thursday night to urge the town to resist any efforts by the Trump Administration to warehouse individuals for ICE.
With the state facing a revenue deficit this fiscal year, the House Thursday approved cutting the rate of the Business Enterprise Tax.
As Minneapolis reportedly remains on edge after an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent fatally shot a woman Wednesday, there will be a candlelight vigil Friday, Jan. 9 at 5:30 p.m. in Concord in solidarity with Renee Nicole Good and Minnesota.
A Republican priority for the legislative session was upended Thursday as the long-sought statewide cap on school district budgets went down to defeat.
The people listed here passed away during the previous weeks and have some public or charitable connection to their community.
It seems like it has been an “Old long since” as the Scottish like to say. This year like most others seemed to fly by, especially if you spend much time fishing.