Concord, NH|News|
Bipartisan Support In House Committee To Move Up NH's 'Last In The Nation' Primary
One proposal would move the primary to the second Tuesday in June; an August date has the support of Secretary of State David Scanlan.
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Amherst, NH|News|
Opponents Of New Boston Spending Cap Heading To Court
Residents filed a lawsuit asking a Hillsborough Superior Court judge to force selectmen to reschedule a canceled deliberative session.
Manchester, NH|News|
No Fireworks As COGE Holds Its First Meeting At NH IOP
The first meeting of Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s COGE, a 16-member panel of business, political, and policy leaders, lasted about 30 minutes.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Claremont School Board Blames NHJournal For Public Outcry Over Stalking Teacher Case
After she was briefly suspended, SAU 6 officials knowingly allowed Erin Mullen back into the classroom while under criminal investigation.
Across New Hampshire|News|
NRCC Hits Goodlander, Pappas Over Vote Against Tax Cuts, Border Security
The “big, beautiful bill” is at the beginning of the budgeting process and is likely to change significantly in the coming months.
Concord, NH|News|
Audit Finds NH Commission On Human Rights In Disarray, Unresolved Cases Back To 1980s
The agency, recently led by Ahni Malachi of Concord's DEIJB board, performed poorly. On average, it took over two years to resolve a case.
Exeter, NH|News|
NRSC Hits Shaheen Over Claim USAID Wasteful Spending Is 'Made Up'
The ad, scheduled to begin airing Friday, features Shaheen saying the Department of Government Efficiency used “made up” examples of waste.
Amherst, NH|News|
New Boston Backs Down In Tax Cap Fight
State Rep. Keith Ammon (R-New Boston) is behind an effort to get spending under control by instituting a 2 percent cap on the town budget.
Manchester, NH|News|
Judge Refuses To Revoke Alleged Stabber's PR Release
Judge Michael Klass denied Hillsborough County Attorney John Coughlin's motion to have Kyle Bisson, 25, locked up pending trial.
Manchester, NH|News|
'I Couldn't Believe It:' Ayotte Slams Dem Reax To Manchester Stabbing Case
Mayor Jay Ruais was also outraged by Bisson’s release and the response, saying the assault is a perfect illustration of the need for reform.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Muirhead: The Single-Ballot Primary: The Freedom To Vote For Any Candidate
Hanover State Rep: The single-ballot primary was one of the most popular proposals at the New Hampshire Citizens Assembly in 2024.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Leader Of Trans-Vegan Cult Linked To Vermont Border Patrol Murder Arrested
The Zizians, a violent AI-vegan-rationalist-transgender cult, has been linked to six deaths.
Across New Hampshire|News|
After Trump EO, NHIAA Drops Rule Letting Biological Males Play Girls Sports
The NH Interscholastic Athletic Association suddenly and quietly reversed course on Friday, according to a statement submitted by a parent.
Bedford, NH|News|
Podcast: Ayotte On The Budget: Real Cuts, But Protected Priorities
The new GOP governor also addresses her commitment to bail reform and why her budget contains actual cuts, not just “slowed spending.”
Nashua, NH|News|
Fact Check Friday: Did NH GOP Tax Cuts 'Downshift' Costs Onto Local Taxpayers?
It's a trickier question than it appears because NH has many sources of revenue. Property taxes are rising due to increased school spending.
Across New Hampshire|News|
Edwards: Will Elon Musk Find The Blue Dress?
GOP state Rep: The American public will see the obviously partisan and fraudulent behavior of USAID and other federal agencies to come.
Manchester, NH|News|
Manchester Mayor Sees Crime, Broken Bail Laws As Challenges Facing Queen City
Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais began his second “State of the City” speech by saying, “I genuinely love every single second of this job.”
Across New Hampshire|News|
Claremont SAU Knew Teacher Was Under Investigation, Didn't Remove Her From School
Officials knew for months Erin Mullen was being investigated for sexual misconduct with a boy but allowed her to teach middle school anyway.
Across New Hampshire|News|
National Democrats Drop NH State House From Battleground List
The national organization announced it’s downgrading the New Hampshire House from “Battleground” status to its second-tier target group.
Windham, NH|News|
Birdsell Bill Would Ban China From Buying Land Near NH Military Sites
A similar bill filed last year earned unanimous Senate bipartisan support only to wind up in a study committee.
