Business & Economy
NH House Approves New Energy Policy Without Offshore Wind
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The House also eliminated several offshore wind energy related offices from the Department of Energy in its session Thursday.
News
Committee Told Controversial Divisive Concepts Law Should Be Repealed
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Although the state’s divisive concepts law cannot be enforced due to a judge’s order, one state Representative wants to remove the law from the state statutes.
Health & Mental Health
Opposition Turns Out On Bill To Repeal Family Leave Program
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The state’s paid family and medical leave program is three years old and a group of Republican lawmakers want to repeal it.
Arts and Entertainment
Senate Education Committee Given Two Choices to Regulate Public School Materials
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The Senate heard two proposals Tuesday for schools to handle parents’ complaints about allegedly objectionable materials in public school classrooms or libraries.
Business & Economy
Distant Dome: History Repeats on Sununu Budget Transition
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Irony may not be quite the word, but for people who were around nearly 40 years ago and remember another gubernatorial transition involving a Sununu, the current transition from his son to Gov. Kelly Ayotte had an eerily similar echo.
Business & Economy
State Projects $81 Million Deficit for this Biennium
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The state is projected to end the current biennium with an $81 million deficit and an operational deficit of $158 million for the 2025 fiscal year.
News
Opinions Vary on Gov. Ayotte’s Budget Plan
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In her address she touted almost $100 million in state aid for special education, $10 million more for the community mental health centers, and a total of $1billion for services for people with developmental disabilities to maintain services with no wait list.
News
Ayotte’s Budget Address Promises ‘Greater Prosperity for All of New Hampshire’
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From special education to a landfill moratorium, Gov. Kelly Ayotte laid out her budget agenda Thursday, saying it is $150 million less in general fund spending than the current two-year plan.
EFA Grants Could Be Taxable Under IRS Tax Code, Committee Told
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The state of New Hampshire may be misinforming Education Freedom Account parents about their federal tax liability for the grant money they receive.