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Former New Hampshire Department of Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut has been appointed to the Children’s Scholarship Fund’s Board of Directors.
Republican negotiators on the House Bill 751 public school open enrollment conference committee Thursday made a last minute change on what they proposed for a new open enrollment program.
Michelle Edmark’s troubled nomination to be an assistant commissioner at the Department of Corrections is the subject of confidential meetings held with Commissioner William Hart and Assistant Commissioner Jessica Kuron.
Manulife Investment Management, a timber management investment organization, has signed a purchase and sales agreement to buy the 146,400 acre Connecticut Lakes Headwaters Tract from Aurora Sustainable Lands LLC in Pittsburg, Stewartstown and Clarksville.
The man behind a proposed data center on Route 4 is retreating as hundreds of people showed up Wednesday to protest the development.
Executive Councilor Janet Stevens, R-Rye, is asking the Attorney General’s office to intervene in her request to the Berlin Police Department for more information on its internal investigation into the murder-suicide last summer, which rocked the state and led to changes in procedures and laws as they relate to domestic violence.
Attorney General John M. Formella and Dover Police Chief David A. Terlemezian announce that autopsies have been completed on the bodies of Eileen Shevelin (age 78) and Thomas Wallace (age 57), which were discovered inside their home in Dover on Tuesday May 26, 2026.
For the second day in a row, the public school open enrollment conference committee took no action on a proposed compromise that would cap the program at 500 students the first year.
The state wants to impose a tax cap on school district budgets that would limit annual growth to the rate of inflation offset by additional taxable property.
The most common infections in New Hampshire spread through tick bites are Lyme disease, anaplasmosis, babesiosis, Powassan virus, and hard-tick relapsing fever (Borrelia miyamotoi). Mosquitoes in New Hampshire can spread illnesses such as Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE), West Nile Virus, and Jamestown Canyon Virus.
The state has asked the court to dismiss Pam Smart’s latest bid to get out of prison, a habeas corpus petition arguing she was convicted based on dodgy tape recordings of conversations with one of the prosecution’s key witnesses.
Former state Senator Andy Sanborn has been charged federally with one count of Theft of Government Funds, according to a press release from U.S. Attorney Erin Creegan on Tuesday May 26, which didn’t mention that Sanborn and her office had signed a plea agreement within the last week.
A committee of conference on Tuesday advanced changes to House Bill (HB) 1588 that would limit some local restrictions on multifamily housing development in commercial districts.
The Libertarian National Committee has had enough of New Hampshire party chair Jeremy Kauffman, his racist social media trolling, and his support for President Donald Trump.
A bill that would increase park fees for out of state residents has cleared a committee of conference.
Negotiators quickly agreed on a bill to help financially troubled schools or school districts develop financial recovery plans Tuesday.
The conference committee on open enrollment for public schools met for five minutes Tuesday and will come back together tomorrow and try again.
Attorney General John M. Formella and Dover Police Chief David A. Terlemezian announce an ongoing suspicious death investigation inside a home in Dover, New Hampshire.
The House decided not to support a version of a bill that would allocate $4.4
million for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) administrative costs during a committee of conference meeting Tuesday morning.
Representatives of both the House and Senate have agreed to pass an amended version of House Bill 1775 allowing utilities to have an ownership interest in up to 10 percent of a natural gas or nuclear power generation facility.
While eligible men ages 18-26 will now automatically be signed up for the draft starting in December using federal data, some students at the University of New Hampshire pushed back against the change, calling it unnecessary and an overreach of the government.
We invited some experts on NH taxes for an online talk – 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 issue for four decades.
