News
NH House Censures Corcoran for Social Media Posts
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Rep. Travis Corcoran, R-Weare, was censured by the House Thursday for several posts on social media deemed inappropriate and offensive attacking fellow House members.
Education
NH House Votes Down Revising Divisive Concepts Law
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The House killed an attempt to revive and revise the state’s divisive concepts law that a federal district court judge ruled unconstitutional.
Business & Economy
Public School Open Enrollment Tweaked One More Time
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The battle of public school open enrollment continues in the final days of the 2026 legislative session.
Op-Ed
Distant Dome: State Bites the Bullet on Data Centers
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The state may have bitten a bullet when Senate Bill 439 — to limit local regulation of massive “data centers” — was tabled Thursday in the House, essentially killing it for the remainder of the session.
Business & Economy
NH House Wants to Study Child Mental Health Insurance Coverage
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The House Thursday sent a bill to interim study that would have required insurers to cover a greater array of mental health services for minors.
Business & Economy
Latest Constitutional Ban on an Income Tax Fails
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The House Thursday failed to approve a proposed constitutional amendment that would prohibit an income tax in the state.
Business & Economy
NH House Seeks Bans on Obscene and Harmful Materials
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The House Thursday passed yet another bill to ban books and other materials in public schools as well as a bill mandating educators answer almost all parents’ questions regarding their children.
Op-Ed
DISTANT DOME: The 30,000-Foot View of School Choice is Not Pretty
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This week the House will vote on what is perhaps one of the Republicans’ biggest priorities, universal public school open enrollment or Senate Bill 101.
Courts & Corrections
$12M for Corrections Officers’ Overtime Approved by Committee
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With half of the corrections officer positions vacant, the Department of Corrections has used overtime at double pay to cover the open shifts.