Public Education in Republicans’ Sights Legislatively
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The Republican culture war over public education was on full display Wednesday in the House.
Withheld Evidence Delays Murder Trial of Department of Corrections Guard
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The second-degree murder trial of former Corrections Officer Matthew Millar is now on hold after it came to light the Department of Corrections did not turn over all the evidence.
Ayotte Details No to Cannabis, Criteria for New Education Head, $80M Clawback for HHS
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Despite the passage of two House bills to legalize cannabis for adult use, Gov. Kelly Ayotte is maintaining she continues to be opposed to it and says the people of the state know where she stands.
Governor, Executive Councilors Express Concern About Cutting Arts
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Members of the Executive Council and Gov. Kelly Ayotte raised concerns about the possible elimination of the State Council on the Arts Wednesday which funds grants for theaters and arts programs across the state that the council approves.
House Again Approves Recreational Use of Cannabis
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For the second time this session, the House on Wednesday legalized the personal possession of marijuana although the odds of becoming law are slim.
Man Charged With Second-Degree Murder of 23-Month-Old Boy
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Attorney General John M. Formella and Keene Police Chief Steven M. Stewart announce that an arrest has been made in connection with the investigation into the death of Luca Hudson (age 23 months), who died on January 17, 2024.
Police Didn’t Get Warrant for Phone Data Before Clegg’s Arrest for Double Homicide
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Concord Police never sought a warrant when they obtained the cell phone location data used to find Logan Clegg, the man convicted in the shocking 2022 murders of Stephen and Djeswende “Wendy” Reid.
Undoing Racism Workshop: The People’s Institute for Survival and Beyond
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Through dialogue, reflection, role-playing and presentations, this intensive workshop challenges participants to analyze the structures of power and privilege that prohibits social equity and prepares participants to be effective organizers for justice.
Gov. Ayotte Signs New Bail Law with Bipartisan Support
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Gov. Kelly Ayotte said the revolving door for criminals returning to reoffend on New Hampshire streets was slammed shut when she signed a bail reform law Tuesday.