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Nearly 300 people gathered at the Grappone Conference Center here Friday for the start of the 2025 NH Liberty Forum. The annual two-day event, which concludes Saturday, is associated with the Free State Project (FSP), a movement that began 24 years ago.
Higher education leaders went to the Senate Finance Committee Friday to request budget funding be restored to the governor’s recommended level for the next two years and that they reject the 30 percent cut by the House calling it “unsustainable.”
For decades, New Hampshire Public Radio and New Hampshire PBS have earned Granite Staters’ trust by delivering independent journalism, emergency services, and educational and public affairs programming. Always for free.
The letter to RFK Jr. follows Shaheen’s visit to Community Action Partnership Hillsborough and Rockingham Counties’ (CAPHR) Opportunity Center in Manchester where she highlighted the importance of Head Start to Granite State working families.
Rep. Renny Cushing speaks candidly to Roger Wood InDepth from Representatives Hall Thursday in Concord as he and other Democrats staged a sit-in in solidarity with Democratic Reps on the U.S. House floor who are demanding a vote on gun legislation. Congressional Democrats ended their protest today after 26 hours.
“Seeing John Lewis speak last night on television was an inspiration to do something,” Rep. Renny Cushing said.
House Democrats Hold Historic Sit-In This Night Demanding a Vote on Gun Legislation.
In NH with Roger Wood: With Tuesday’s announcement that California’s last nuclear power plant will close by 2025, some wonder whether it’s finally time — if not decades too late — to decide what to do with spent nuclear waste.
Wendell Noyes’ competency to stand trial for the second-degree murder of Celina Cass was raised at his arraignment in Berlin’s 1st Circuit Court on Tuesday.
Roger Wood Indepth: Handful of Senators, including Republican Kelly Ayotte, have called for a compromise bill that would ban those on no-fly lists from buying guns.
Attorney General: An adult male was fatally injured in an officer-involved shooting on Route 136 after a brief pursuit.
The IRS has broken new ground in nonprofit data transparency.
“After Aurora, Newtown, Charleston, San Bernardino, and so many other mass shootings, the Senate failed to act to protect Americans from gun violence,” said Sen. Shaheen.
On July 26, 2011, 11-year old Celina Cass was reported missing from her home at 863 Washington Street, Apartment 1, West Stewartstown, New Hampshire. Six days later on August 1, 2011, Celina’s body was recovered from the Connecticut River, near a dam, about a half mile from her home.
Roger Wood: I recently had the pleasure of sitting down in the new Edge radio studio with Megan Brady, morning host of the information laden show broadcast from the Seacoastonline.com facility at Pease International Tradeport.
Prosecutor Michele Battaglia: “Furthermore, (Eric Largy’s) own actions in his civil commitment proceedings (opening the case to the media, indicating he cannot comment until the statute of limitations runs, etc.) led the State to believe that this defendant may be competent.”
Senate votes Monday on 4 gun-control proposals and more news from around the state.
“One of the reasons they don’t want to answer the questions is it’s very embarrassing,” says Sen. Charles Grassley, who just finished a yearlong investigation of the Red Cross.
The Forest Society said the filing is part of its ongoing fight to defend conserved lands from improper private commercial use.
MuckReads: ProPublica picks of the best investigative reporting across the country last week.
Dozens of award-winning food and drink vendors and musicians, most notably Steven Tyler, were on hand to help New Hampshire Magazine raise money for the New Hampshire Food Bank.
Even with a tax status that says “social welfare group,” a nonprofit organization’s spending record can still reveal plenty of political activity.
Eversource plans a new 115-kilovolt transmission line to run from Madbury to Portsmouth.
With the hottest months yet to come, 12 infants and toddlers already have died in unattended cars this year in the U.S.