A bill signed into law by Gov. Kelly Ayotte on Friday directly responds to the Supreme Court’s ruling last summer, which found that the state’…
As the 2026 midterm elections edge closer, most people know the party that controls the White House is likely to lose seats in Congress. They usually do not know just how entrenched that pattern is.
Thursday is “crossover day” in the New Hampshire state Legislature, the last day to vote on bills in the originating chamber and the midpoint of the legislative session. Both the House of Representatives and the Senate held floor sessions to vote on the remaining bills, including those on early care and education. In a consent […]
Christian Urrutia of Moultonborough, a former Pentagon attorney under the Biden administration and current executive with Airbnb, is running f…
LACONIA — The future 911 communications center is taking shape on Meredith Center Road, with state Director of Emergency Services and Communic…
(The Center Square) — The New Hampshire House of Representatives has narrowly approved a parental rights bill that would lift the state's restrictions on homeschooling students.
After a man fatally shot his estranged wife in Berlin last year, the New Hampshire judicial branch was among many entities calling for changes. The courts and police could have stopped Michael Gleason from killing Marisol Fuentes-Huaracha had they enforced a domestic violence protective order requiring Gleason to give up his firearms, the branch’s Internal […]
As critics question President Trump’s motivations for war on Iran, it’s not just about politics. It’s about the Constitution and whether Congress has any hope of checking the president’s warmaking.
With the legislative session well under way, New Hampshire lawmakers haven’t tired of putting forward new proposals for how landfills should be sited and regulated — but finding one a majority can accept has proven difficult. Tension over the state’s waste has come to a head in recent years, with private waste disposal companies pushing […]
In a busy day at the State House, the New Hampshire Senate and House of Representatives voted on a handful of critical child care bills Thursday, including funding for the child care workforce grant program, tax credits, and increasing state scholarship eligibility. After extended debate and communication with the state’s congressional delegation, the Senate voted […]