Courts & Corrections
AG’s Review Process in Weare Police-Involved Shooting Criticized
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Proposed legislation would examine forming a study committee to look into having civilians involved in investigating officer-involved shootings.
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The First Primary: Why New Hampshire?
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The impact of winning there is undeniable, and, the argument goes, it’s not fair to other states and to many presidential candidates that these states wield such influence.
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New Hampshire’s 2020 Primary: Sleepier Than Elections Of The Past
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Nationalization, fewer journalists, too many candidates, Trump 24/7 have some worried about the first-in-the-nation presidential contest.
Opinion: NH schools need more than the illusion of change
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Frank Edelblut is Commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Education.
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Lawmakers and Distant Dome Have Some Big Asks for Santa
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With the vacation nearly over for lawmakers who head back to Concord Jan. 8 to begin the 2020 session of the General Court, wishful thinking has to be on their minds.
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Electric Rate Cases in NH: This Means War
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We urge the PUC to disallow Eversource’s $42 million dollar investment in new meters, made in 2013.
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Feltes Asks AG To Review Fish & Game Commission’s Political Party Compliance
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The Concord Democrat who is running for governor said state law RSA 206:2-a requires that no more than six of the 11 commission members can be of the same political party.
Energy
Climate, Winter Sports, NH’s Economy – Now Go Play
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What they found was not surprising: Cold, snowy winters brought more visitors and generated more economic activity than warm, slushier winters.
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Opinion: $46M To Double Number of Charter Schools Bad for NH
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If I sat on the Fiscal Committee, I would have had no choice but to vote against accepting this grant.