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Shaheen, Hassan, And Pappas Push SHRED Act To Keep Ski Mountain Fees Local
The fee generates more than $48 million, on average, for the National Forest Service from 124 ski resorts across the United States.
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NH Republicans Introduce Bill Allowing Trans People To Be Banned From Bathrooms, Locker Rooms
The bill is a word-for-word repeat of 2024’s House Bill 396, which was approved by the House and Senate but vetoed by then-Gov. Sununu.
Bedford, NH|News|
Lawmakers Introduce ‘Momnibus 2.0' Bill To Address Maternal Health In New Hampshire
SB 246, sponsored by state Sen. Denise Ricciardi, R-Bedford, would require Medicaid to cover maternal depression screenings for new mothers.
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New Hampshire House Passes Cannabis Legalization, But Enthusiasm Lags
HB 75 makes cannabis use and possession legal for all NH residents 21 and older without elaborate taxation structures.
Nashua, NH|News|
Ayotte Will Increase Funding For Fentanyl Enforcement In Proposed Budget, She Says
Gov. Kelly Ayotte and Lawrence, MA, Mayor Brian De Peña will work together to stop the trafficking of fentanyl and other drugs into NH.
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Trump's Return Sparks Anxiety About What It Could Mean For New Hampshire Medicaid Recipients
New Hampshire passed a law eliminating the Granite Advantage Program, which costs about $620M, if federal funding falls below 90%.
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New Hampshire Lawmakers Push For Moratorium On New Landfills Until 2030
Gov. Kelly Ayotte has said no landfill will be built near Forest Lake in Dalton – but what about other landfills in other places?
Merrimack, NH|News|
Those Harmed By 'Forever Chemicals' Have 6 Years To Sue; Lawmakers Want More Time
State Rep. Wendy Thomas is part of a group of lawmakers fighting to extend the statute of limitations for PFAS civil action to 20 years.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Lawmakers Seek To Double The Amount That Can Be Paid Out To Injured NH First Responders
If approved, HB 282 would increase the total cap on the First Responder’s Critical Injury Benefit to $1 million every two years.
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To Live Or Die: Hearing On Assisted Suicide Bill Draws Powerful Testimony On Both Sides Of Issue
In the 2024 legislative session, a similar assisted suicide bill was approved by the House but failed in the Senate.
Windham, NH|News|
State Senate Approves Additional State Funding For Homeless Shelters, Services
State Sen. Regina Birdsell, R-Hampstead, says SB 113 would allocate $12 million annually to nonprofits providing services to the homeless.
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Lawmakers Want Insurance Companies To Cover Pain Treatment Alternatives To Opioids
HB 241, sponsored by Gilmanton Republican Rep. David Nagel, would require insurers to cover physical therapy, acupuncture, and massage.
Merrimack, NH|News|
The Pandemic May Have Ended, But For NH Long COVID Patients, The Virus' Impact Continues
Long COVID is defined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as a chronic condition that occurs after COVID-19 infection.
Salem, NH|News|
Proposed Student Cellphone Ban Builds Momentum In State House And School Districts
Some lawmakers are hoping to pass a law restricting cellphones across the state of New Hampshire.
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NH Republicans File Bill To Mandate More Public Sector Union Elections
HB 753 seeks to require more union elections among public employee unions. Union officials opposed the bill on Tuesday.
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Bill Allowing No-Cause Evictions In New Hampshire Returns, Sparking Fierce Debate
GOP lawmakers are pushing for a bill to make it easier for landlords to evict tenants, allowing them to do so at the end of a lease.
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Right-To-Work Proposal Reemerges In New Hampshire State House
If right-to-work were to become law in NH, it would be the only New England state and one of 27 states across the U.S. with such a policy.
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ACLU Files Suit In New Hampshire To Block Trump Birthright Citizenship Ban
“Gail” and “Thomas,” pseudonyms used in court docs to protect members of NH Indonesian Community Support, are expecting a baby in February.
Nashua, NH|News|
Lawmaker Pushes To Strengthen Legal Definition Of Child Abuse; Other Bills Target False Accusations
House Bill 553 would amend the legal definition of abuse and neglect and create instructions for officials on dealing with such abuse.
Concord|News|
Ayotte Institutes Hiring Freeze, Says Belt-Tightening Is Necessary
Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s order mandates that all vacant positions within the executive branch agencies remain unfilled, with certain exceptions.
