marijuana
House Approves State-Run Cannabis Retail Business Concept
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The House Thursday approved a bill legalizing recreational cannabis that would be sold through a state retail monopoly similar to the state’s liquor business.
Uncategorized
Senate Backs New Ballots To Confirm Voter Eligibility, Electric Buses, American Steel
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The state Senate passed SB 418 requiring affidavit ballots that Democrats say will disenfranchise voters and most Republicans agreed would make sure elections are safe and secure.
Politics
House Overturns Committee To Help Pay Retirement Costs
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The House voted to help municipalities, school districts, and counties, as well as state retirement system members, Thursday on the last day for the House to act on its own bills.
abortion
Fatal Fetal Anomalies Approved As Exemption To NH Abortion Ban
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The House Thursday decided to approve a long sought exemption for fatal fetal diagnoses to the 24-week abortion ban law passed last year.
COVID-19
No New COVID-19 Deaths, 143 New Cases, 7 Hospitalizations Thursday
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There are currently 7 hospitalized patients being treated for COVID-19. In New Hampshire, since the start of the pandemic, there have been a total of 302,541 cases of COVID-19 diagnosed.
Anne Galloway
Dan Kennedy Free On Zoom April 5: Will We Save Local News in New Hampshire?
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InDepthNH.org is out to help save journalism for the future. We are sponsoring a series of talks in April and May to help achieve that goal and Dan Kennedy is first up.
DMV
House Rejects Efforts To Ease Licensing Process for Immigrant Drivers
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The House killed two bills to allow immigrants to obtain driver’s licenses without the state’s current requirements.
Courts & Corrections
AG Fights To Keep Fired Cop’s Records Secret
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The public has no right to the confidential discipline records of a New Hampshire State Trooper who was fired after he lied during an investigation that landed a woman in jail for nearly two weeks, Assistant Attorney General Jessica King argued in court Thursday.
Ari Onassis
Dudley Dudley, The N.H. Woman Who Sent Ari Onassis Back To His Yacht
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50 Years ago, Dudley Dudley, with a small dedicated group of women, led the fight to stop the development of the largest Oil Refinery proposed for development in America from destroying the Seacoast of NH, Maine and Massachusetts. . . and they won.