Portsmouth, NH|News|
Portsmouth Mayor Says Council Not Involved In Police Business After Crash
Mayor Deaglan McEachern says the city council has authority over department budgets but not who gets hired and fired.
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Can Implicit Bias Training Stop Racial Discrimination In Law Enforcement?
In New Hampshire, there are concerns about the prevalence of implicit bias in law enforcement and its impact on communities of color.
Across New Hampshire|News|
New Hampshire State Revenue Growth Continues But Pace Slows
The long run of better-than-anticipated business taxes has fueled the state’s budget surpluses over the past few years continues.
Across New Hampshire|News|
NH House Approves $15.76 Billion Budget For Next Biennium
A negotiated agreement between the Republican and Democratic leadership led to the House approving its budget package on a voice vote.
Across New Hampshire|News|
New Hampshire State Capital Budget Sails Through The House
With little debate, the House Thursday approved a $137.4 million capital budget plan that utilized $105.7 million in federal funds.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Judge: Portsmouth Police Chief's Assistant Collided With 'Multiple Vehicles,' Not Just Pole
The Feb. 25 crash involving Jackie Burnett of Hampton appears to be more severe than first reported — but many details remain confidential.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Joyful Musings At 3S Artspace Clothing Swap In Portsmouth
Watch: Friends celebrated all sorts of things Saturday at the Clothing swap at 3S Artspace.
Bedford, NH|News|
NH Bail Reform Bills Aim To Protect Victims; Some Say Not Needed
Reform of the state’s 5-year-old bail reform laws is the subject of two bills getting traction at the Statehouse.
Manchester, NH|News|
Radio Free New Hampshire: Awash In Trump's Personal Misery
Davidow: What never fails to astonish me, though, is how many other souls he capsizes in his wake.
Hampton-North Hampton, NH|News|
Lobstermen Pack Hearing Opposed To Creating License To Take Lobster By Scuba
Lobstermen packed a hearing Tuesday overwhelmingly opposed to a bill that would establish a license to take lobsters by SCUBA in HB 442.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Landfill Siting Bill Opposed By Industry, Geologists, DES; Backed By Others
Many from the landfill industry, geologists, and the state Department of Environmental Services oppose new landfills.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Moose's Pals: Silas Could Be The Perfect Dog For Your Family
Welcome to this edition of Moose’s Pals, a column devoted to pets that are available for adoption at local animal shelters.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Almost Unanimous Support For Permanent Medicaid Expansion Program
Many testified in support of a bill to reauthorize the New Hampshire's Medicaid expansion program permanently.
Manchester, NH|News|
Notable New Hampshire Deaths: Manchester's Three-Sport Standout Billy Pappas
Veterans, police officers, firefighters, a librarian, a farmer, and others passed away recently in NH.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Distant Dome: Some Good, A Couple Of Fatal Flaws In NH House Budget
In this opinion column, Rayno looks at education funding, other issues with New Hampshire's budget before crossover day.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Zhukovskyy Jurors Keep Privacy After Threats, AG And Sununu Comments
The identities of jurors who found the Ukrainian national not guilty in the fatal crash that killed 7 motorcycle riders will remain secret.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Power To The People: Blameworthy Characters: 3 Well-Paid Electricity Titans Worth Watching
Kreis: As New Hampshire emerges from a long winter of ratepayer discontent, there is plenty of blame to go around.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Underfunding System Of Care For Delinquents Will Be Costly, Panel Told
The House Finance Committee heard the last of its subcommittee reports, this one focusing on Health and Human Services.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Pam Smart's Appeal Dismissed By NH Supreme Court
After exhausting all other appeal chances, a bid by Pam Smart to compel the Governor and Executive Council to reconsider failed.
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NH Senate Votes To Prohibit Sanctuary Cities; Backs FITN Constitutional Protection
Other bills, including raising the retirement age for judges, municipal bonds for broadband, and other proposals now move to the House.
