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Republicans are now well-poised to add at least one additional seat from their 2020 14-10 majority based on 2 seats with major shifts.
Republican Gov. Chris Sununu and Democratic challenger, state Sen. Tom Sherman, sparred about abortion, energy policy, education Tuesday.
Granite Staters interviewed during while trailing U.S. Senate and House candidates are focused on inflation, energy, and abortion.
Part 1 of 2: Bedford's newly redrawn state Senate district runs from the center of the state to the Vermont border.
As electricity rates skyrocket in NH, the PUC is investigating whether there's a cheaper way for utilities to purchase energy.
Jayne Millerick, chief of staff to Sununu, said he supports the program in theory but the Legislature voted No, which stopped the process.
Part 2: Prescribed burns in Concord and around the state help to eliminate shrubs and downed branches that can fuel wildfires.
Abenaki leaders are working alongside the U.S. Forest Service to research indigenous burn practices and return them to New Hampshire.
Milford High School students didn't just recognize Banned Books Week — they painted a tribute in their hallway near the school's library.
Cornerstone Action: Multiple NH GOP incumbents that supported abortion up to birth will not be returning to Concord.
A committee approved rules for community power — which will allow cities and towns to band together to purchase their own energy.
The results of the primary will bring changes to the Belknap County delegation with the ousting of Reps. Michael Sylvia and Norm Silber.
Falling on Sept. 13, NH has one of the latest primary dates in the country; proponents of an earlier date say it protects incumbents.
All three Republican nominees are ardent supporters of Donald Trump, and all three styled themselves as anti-establishment outsiders.
While the governor called for new blood in Washington, for political observers, a more basic question looms: Will the endorsement matter?
New Hampshire will receive federal funding to build out broadband infrastructure in rural parts of the state.
The NH AG's Office new guidance provides the most comprehensive interpretation to date. But Democrats are still unhappy.
The department more than doubled the amount of money it returned to consumers over last year after complaints from Granite Staters.
Educators are not fleeing New Hampshire; certifications are up. But school administrators say hiring feels more competitive.
The resort had been shuttered for nearly two weeks due to a conflict between senior management and a delegation-appointed oversight board.
