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“The President’s sweeping, indiscriminate tariffs that are driving costs through the roof also have dire national security and defense consequences.”
Attorney General John M. Formella announces that members of the Attorney General’s Office are responding to a report of an officer-involved shooting that occurred late this afternoon in Keene, New Hampshire.
A meeting has been requested by a key Senate budget lawmaker between the Office of the Child Advocate and Health and Human Services after the House Republicans voted to eliminate the child advocate, claiming they provide duplicative services.
If you are a property taxpayer in New Hampshire, the latest National Education Association annual report on school statistics across the country will not be a surprise.
The people listed here passed away during the previous weeks and have some public or charitable connection to their community. InDepthNH.org is now offering obituaries through the Legacy.com service.
The House once again beat back any attempt to add stipulations to gun purchases that bill supporters said would reduce both homicides and suicides.
To close what supporters call a gun purchase loophole in the state related to mental health, Senate Democrats again have crafted a bill authorizing the state to report mental health data to a national firearms background check and allow for the processes for confiscation of firearms.
Those who engage in prostitution as a patron will pay a mandatory $500 fine under Senate Bill 267-FN and that money would go into a survivors’ fund under a bill heard Thursday before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
It’s been a tough couple of weeks for NH’s Josiah Bartlett Center, its president Drew Cline and board member Rep. Dan McGuire (R-Epsom). Cline, who doubles as the chair of NH’s state board of education, released a report on public education spending that uses questionable economics to make the claim NH spends too much.
The House also eliminated several offshore wind energy related offices from the Department of Energy in its session Thursday.
Pursuant to the plea agreement, sentencing for the charges of Perjury will be left to the discretion of the court, with both the State and the Defendant allowed to present arguments for an appropriate sentence.
Access to fair and affordable housing is essential for the stability and well-being of individuals and families. It determines access to quality education, healthcare, and employment opportunities.
On the Senate floor, U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) raised concerns for public safety after the Trump Administration recklessly decided to fire hundreds of Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) personnel critical to aviation safety.
Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte issued a press release Wednesday directing the Department of Corrections to refer to incarcerated individuals as “inmates” instead of as “residents.”
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.
New Hampshire residents are divided about President Donald Trump in the early days of his second term, with higher approval for Trump’s handling of the economy than his handling of foreign a?airs.
A bill that would prohibit school boards from requiring facial coverings in their schools got full support for the measure during a public hearing Wednesday.
It would still allow for the governor to call for mandatory masks in the case of an emergency.
On Feb. 19, following an extensive investigation regarding a reported assault, detectives assigned to the Troop F barracks arrested Raymond Carpe Jr., 23, of Bethlehem, on a warrant for felony aggravated sexual assault and three counts of second-degree assault.
The state’s paid family and medical leave program is three years old and a group of Republican lawmakers want to repeal it.
Transgender individuals and their supporters came out in force to strongly oppose the exact same “bathroom bill” that was vetoed by the former governor last year.
An attorney for the owners of the Connecticut Lakes Headwaters, Aurora Sustainables, was among opponents to an amendment related to a carbon sequestration bill being considered in the House Municipal and County Government Committee.
Opponents of a bill that would create a statewide parental bill of rights outnumbered supporters when House Bill 10 went to a hearing Tuesday. This is a Republican priority this year which has failed in the past.
HENNIKER – About 120 skiers were safely evacuated from a ski lift at the Peak Triple chairlift at Pats Peak in Henniker at about 2 p.m. Monday.
The Senate heard two proposals Tuesday for schools to handle parents’ complaints about allegedly objectionable materials in public school classrooms or libraries.