The session will provide an update to neighbors and the general public on the construction of a secure forensic psychiatric hospital adjacent to New Hampshire Hospital. The session will begin at 6 p.m.
Can we claim to love the beautiful mountains and lakes of NH if we vote for politicians who won’t protect them?
As Election Day draws closer, New Hampshire voters might not realize that they will be voting for county attorneys along with all of the other much more noticeable races. Nevertheless, Nicholas Sarwark is doing everything he can to tell the voters of Hillsborough County his vision on how to provide efficient and effective justice for victims of crime.
On Tuesday, U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan (D-NH) and1 U.S. Senator Jon Tester (D-MT) traded jokes about the ages of mountains and anecdotes about chicken tenders as the pair talked to voters at the Puritan Back Room and Stark Brewery, adding to other stops in Nashua and Bedford.
A new statement by the NH Attorney General’s office was issued Monday and a response by the attorney representing 900+ victims of abuse was released Tuesday.
Anticipated $1.2 billion Powerball jackpot would be the fourth-largest jackpot on record.
Adults insured by Medicaid may be a step closer to having their dental care covered. Last week the Executive Council will consider a $33.5 million contract with the Delta Dental Plan of New Hampshire to provide not only oral care but also oral education and transportation to appointments when needed.
New Hampshire will receive an additional $2.5 million in rental assistance funding from the U.S. Treasury, the department announced last week. But state officials say the extra money is not enough to stop the end of the state’s aid program next month.
On Tuesday night, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) voted to designate the former Hallsville School as a surplus property, allowing the city to lease the building.
Democratic New Hampshire Gubernatorial Nominee Tom Sherman spoke at Temple Adath Yeshurun on Sunday morning, leading off a slate of candidates talking about anti-semitism and other issues on the minds of the electorate.
U.S. Representative Chris Pappas (D-NH-01) joined with local first responders and law enforcement officials on Friday to discuss the state of fentanyl usage in the Manchester area and what can be at the federal level to stem the tide of the illegal substance that has become a key component of the ongoing opioid epidemic.
U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) gathered at a senior citizens’ apartment complex with New Hampshire home heating oil company representatives and state government experts to discuss rising home heating prices and efforts to address the issue.
Defense and prosecuting attorneys are discussing a possible plea deal in the cases against Kayla Montgomery, stepmother to a murdered 5-year-old.
While President Biden’s executive order on college student debt continues to face legal challenges, U.S. Senators Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) and Todd Young (R-IN) have reintroduced a bill seeking to curb student debt by increasing the accountability of higher education institutions.
In contrast to the more subtle attacks of the previous day’s gubernatorial debate, Tuesday’s Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce New Hampshire First Congressional District Debate held plenty of direct jabs and a stark contrast between Democratic incumbent Chris Pappas and Republican challenger Karoline Leavitt.
New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu and State Senator Tom Sherman squared off in a showdown of policy jujitsu and philosophical street fighting on Monday morning during a gubernatorial debate at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College, hosted by the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce.
Hear from candidates in NH’s top-of-the-ballot races.
As New Hampshire lawmakers look ahead to a new slate of education laws next year, some are pushing to give school boards a more central role.
“After waiting several months, we learned that without notice or explanation, additional Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA) funds for New Hampshire have been rejected while 28 other states around the country have been given the resources for their program to continue,” Governor Chris Sununu said Thursday. “With skyrocketing inflation, cold weather and the holiday season, this is the absolute worst time for the federal government to take this step.”
With all the focus on candidates ahead of the 2022 midterm elections, it’s easy to forget that there will also be questions on your ballot. To help you prepare for the voting booth, we’ve prepared this article to explain what these questions will be and what they could mean for New Hampshire.