John Murphy, a telecommunications worker with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, is tired of having to show up to protests every year to oppose right-to-work legislation in New ...
The signs that New Hampshire’s business tax revenues might be faltering first emerged in late 2023. Now, they’re unmistakable ...
House Bill 60, which will be presented in the House Committee on Housing this week, would allow landlords to evict tenants ...
A Massachusetts couple has pleaded guilty to wrongful voting in New Hampshire, where they own a home, the attorney general ...
The campaign to compel local officials to cooperate with federal immigration authorities returned to the State House Thursday ...
TODAY, THE HOUSE CRIMINAL JUSTICE COMMITTEE SET ASIDE AN HOUR FOR A HEARING ON A MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION BILL, BUT NO ONE SHOWED UP TO TESTIFY. NOT EVEN THE BILL’S PRIME SPONSOR. STATE REPS DID HEAR ...
Union workers braved sub-zero temperatures at the New Hampshire State House on Wednesday to continue their fight against right-to-work legislation.
Animal rights advocates tangled with leaders of the state’s veterinarian lobby over bipartisan legislation (HB 201) to have ...
New Hampshire Republicans are making another push to lift income eligibility limits for school vouchers that divert taxpayer ...
Kelly Ayotte will face challenges in crafting the next two-year state budget. But the scope of what they will face came into greater focus this week, as budget writers in the New Hampshire House ...
Twelve-year-old Hunter Gebo clutched a sheet of paper and dragged his gloved index finger along the sentences, reading to a crowd of about 100 people outside the New Hampshire State House.
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