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Capital investment tools that could help create ways for commercial and multi-family units to be designed or made more efficient and environmentally resilient are being explored in this legislative session.
About 150 people who lost money in the infamous Financial Resources Mortgage’s $33 million Ponzi scandal will be seeing a check soon from the state’s $10 million relief fund.
DMT, a hallucinogenic drug and a schedule I substance, could be legal if a bill is passed in New Hampshire.
One of the state’s most iconic tourist attractions, Cannon Mountain’s aerial tramway, may be in for a replacement.
Proposed changes to the state’s right-to-know law, including a measure that would make it easier for an individual or the press to recover legal fees from entities that unlawfully withhold public records, were heard Thursday before the House Judiciary Committee.
To help aid the homeless crisis in Manchester, the state’s Executive Council approved of the use of the state-owned Tirrell House for the next three years.
Gov. Chris Sununu said President Joe Biden and the Democrats National Committee made a “massive mistake” in trying to take away New Hampshire’s first-in-the-nation primary status and that Biden “opened a massive door for other challengers,” whom he predicted will come here first anyway.
A 15-year-old Gilford girl suffered a head injury and died while skiing at the Gunstock recreation area.
A bill to repeal the 2021 state law relative to teaching discrimination in public schools and discrimination in public workplaces that has come to be known as the “banned concepts law,” had a public hearing on Thursday with the majority testifying in favor of repeal.