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The creation of an entire office dedicated to film and creative media to gambling changes and SPED funding were also considered.
In a 3-2 mixed ruling, the court found New Hampshire’s adequacy formula does not sufficiently pay for an “adequate education.”
A Tilton Republican said the inspiration for the bill was a school closing in New York City to shelter migrants during a storm.
As the 2025 legislative session nears its end, lawmakers are working to approve or reject the remaining pieces of legislation.
A controversial recycling facility project in Claremont has been denied by state officials, a win for local conservation and community g ...
Amid New Hampshire’s tight labor market and low Medicaid reimbursement rates, people with disabilities find it hard to find good help.
HB 467 would allow New Hampshire towns and cities to opt into the program and establish social districts within their borders.
Ivermectin was discovered in Japan in the 1970s and subsequently used to develop a veterinary drug to treat parasitic infections in horses.
Members of the Lakes Region Conservation Corps learned their program had been terminated effective immediately in late April.
The state Senate Finance Committee moved to restore 3 health care programs cut from the state budget by the House Finance Committee.
The hub provides basic information about each facility — who it serves, its capacity, where it’s located, photos, and its parent company.
Fabian Schmidt, a German-American man detained by immigration officials in March and held in a Rhode Island jail, has returned to Nashua.
HB 200 would require residents in towns that have tax caps to vote by a three-fifths majority or 60% of the vote to override a cap.
Bright Line Watch has been tracking how political scientists and a representative sample of Americans view democracy since 2017.
The study focused on municipal solid waste — such as the trash residents bring to the curb — and construction and demolition debris.
Legislation spurred by failures to properly manage “trash juice” at several of the state's landfills hangs in uncertainty after a Senate ...
The program would allow retailers to volunteer as drop-off sites for the cans, with no cost paid by residents or businessess.
As everyone prepares for litigation, the plaintiffs wonder: Can they sue the state over a law that hasn't yet prevented them from voting?
New Hampshire spends more per public school student than all but 5 other states, but the largest proportion of local dollars in the U.S.
A Dartmouth computer science doctoral student, Xiaotian Liu's immigration status is thrown into uncertainty, he is suing Homeland Security.
