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Lawyers for embattled state Supreme Court Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi want prosecutors to turn over the names of witnesses and evidence they have only hinted at so far allegedly showing she had a criminal purpose meeting with then-Gov. Chris Sununu and speaking with Pease Development Authority Chairman Steve Duprey.
If Senate budget writers were looking for a silver bullet to help undo some of the draconian cuts in the House budget, they did not find one Wednesday.
Portsmouth is going to the New Hampshire Supreme Court to try to get out of paying fired cop Aaron Goodwin almost $150,000 for two years salary.
The first day of May, which has been an occasion for labor rallies since 1886 and immigrants’ rights marches since 2006, has taken on new significance this year due to President Donald Trump’s assaults on immigrants and unions.
While an advisory committee is expected to take up the FDA’s emergency authorization of a COVID-19 vaccine for the nation’s teenagers, the state is preparing for the administration of shots at schools and at the state’s approved sites.
Former state senator Jeffrey Woodburn got his chance after three years to take the witness stand Tuesday to tell his side of the domestic violence allegations against him.
CONCORD – The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 134 new positive test results for COVID-19 and two deaths Tuesday.
The House Ways and Means Committee unanimously backed raising the threshold for businesses to pay the business profits tax, but wants more information before deciding whether to exempt Payment Protection Program grants from state tax liability.
The state Supreme Court ruled Tuesday a person certified for involuntary commitment to a designated receiving facility was denied her statutory right to due process within three days as required by statute.
As space is limited inside the facility, individuals interested in viewing the
audit will have the opportunity to view and listen during the audit process as it takes place at the
Edward Cross Training Center at: www.doj.nh.gov.
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 134 new positive test results for COVID-19 and no new deaths Monday.
Former state senator Jeffrey Woodburn’s trial on domestic violence charges against his former fiancée Emily Jacobs got underway Monday in a courtroom that was closed to the public and press who were ordered to watch it live-streamed from an adjacent room.
Conflicting interests collided Monday over a bill to require a two-mile buffer between a state park and a landfill.
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 130 new positive test results for COVID-19 and 1 Death Sunday.
Ten appointments will be chosen daily by random drawing at 4 pm for attendance
at the Audit the following day.
Everyone hates taxes. Yet very few understand how they work, but still believe they take money out of your pocket, which is not necessarily true.
Today I muse joyfully on outside chairs; chairs on the grass, chairs on the beach, chairs around a campfire.
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 197 new positive test results for COVID-19 and three deaths Saturday.
State Rep. Paul Berch wants to breathe new life into tabled legislation to end qualified immunity from civil lawsuits for police and other bad acting public officials who get sued for their behavior while on the job.
The Lebanon Police prosecutor who was put on paid administrative leave last year amid a criminal investigation, Lt. Richard Smolenski, was charged this week with misdemeanor stalking.
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 213 new positive test results for COVID-19 Friday.
The State House mask mandate approved last year was lifted Friday in an 8-4 party line vote of the Joint Legislative Facilities Committee.
It only took 82 years and it’s only four million bucks – a relatively modest sum for an electric utility that collected $141 million in revenue from its customers last year.
On Friday, Democratic House members called on legislative leadership to ensure public remote access to committee meetings and sessions be continued in the next biennium.