NH State House InDepth

CONCORD – InDepthNH.org showcases our expanded coverage of the State House with veteran journalist Garry Rayno at the helm. State House InDepthkeeps you posted on stories that matter to you and highlights the happenings beneath the gold dome you need to know about. Rayno writes his weekly Distant Dome column and reporters Nancy West, Evan Lips, Gail Ober, Tony Marquis and Rachael Brown complete our team coverage.

News

Senate Sends Home Grow For Pot Patients Bill to the House

By PAULA TRACY, InDepthNH.org | February 6, 2020

The Senate also expects to work hard for the next two weeks on numerous bills as they hope to take school vacation week off.

Business & Economy

Council Approves Contract To Replace Manchester’s Diesel School Buses

By PAULA TRACY, InDepthNH.org | February 5, 2020

Using money the state received from its settlement with Volkswagen, Manchester will swap out about 14 diesel school buses and replace them with cleaner ones that use propane.

Education

One Student Dead in Second Start Alternative High School Shooting in Concord

By PAULA TRACY, InDepthNH.org | February 5, 2020

Second Start’s executive director Jim Snodgrass: “We will face the coming days by supporting each other and we will have counselors available for our students and staff.”

News

Klobuchar Comes Out Swinging in NH Primary’s Home Stretch

By BOB CHAREST, InDepthNH.org | February 4, 2020

Welcome to the final week of the runup to the New Hampshire Primary, when because of what is going on with the Iowa caucus tally and with our primary less than a week away, all eyes are now firmly planted on the Granite State and the candidates who have a shot at the top prize.

Featured in Category

NH Replaces ‘Doorway’ Partners in Manchester, Nashua Amid Criticism

By PAULA TRACY, InDepthNH.org | February 4, 2020

Republican Gov. Chris Sununu said after extensive review, New Hampshire is moving its Doorway contracts in Manchester and Nashua from Granite Pathways to Catholic Medical Center and Southern New Hampshire Health.

Business & Economy

Lawmakers Hear Proposed Animal Cruelty Protections

By PAULA TRACY, InDepthNH.org | February 4, 2020

Individuals convicted of animal cruelty in New Hampshire would be placed on a public offenders list and a person convicted of intentionally killing a pet would face a felony charge under two bills heard by the House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee on Tuesday.

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List of 82 Candidate Stops in Week Before the Primary

By News release | February 4, 2020

Well, it’s up to the people of New Hampshire to start making sense of all this. What better way than to go hear the candidates you are considering, in person?