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A proposal for a dramatic change to the state’s two congressional districts is going before the Republican-controlled House next week after members of a special committee won a fight with Democrats Wednesday, choosing a map that would change voting districts for about one-third of the state’s voters.
Additional information will be released as it becomes available.
BELKNAP COUNTY – The state Supreme Court says a former Sheriff’s Deputy accused of raping a prisoner he was transporting cannot be charged under the law as he was never a direct employee of the jail.
Voter confidence in New Hampshire’s election process will be studied by a new commission announced Tuesday by the state’s new Secretary of State.
The House Ways and Means Committee on Tuesday approved a bill that would establish a solid waste management fund using federal money to assist communities in diversion efforts.
North Country legislators and Balsams Resort advocates urged the House Finance Committee to approve including a state road upgrade for the long-hoped-for project.
But the threat from climate change is real and it is an urgent environmental challenge.
As the state prepares for a proposed wind farm in the Gulf of Maine, a critical position has been filled with the appointment of Erica Horne to serve as offshore wind director.
A law professor filed a motion to unseal the records of a fired Lisbon police officer who sued the town in federal court challenging his placement on the New Hampshire Laurie List of dishonest cops.