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Erin Mullen has been the subject of an ongoing investigation for alleged sexual misconduct, but she kept her job until her arrest last week.
Former Hollis Rep: Laws surrounding the Therapeutic Cannabis Program have been in constant evolution since the program was enacted in 2013.
A reputed member of the Ziz cult, Teresa Youngblut’s alleged murder of David Maland is just the latest incident of the fringe sect.
After wasteful spending was revealed, U.S. Sen. Shaheen called the examples “made up.” However, the New York Times confirmed many of them.
Executive director of Bruchim: Why does insurance cover infant circumcision in the hospital but not by a mohel, a Jewish ritual circumciser?
State Rep. Marc Plamondon (D-Nashua) and 2 Keene Reps. are co-sponsors of HB 305, which would allow cities and towns to install the devices.
Stratham Democrat Committee Chairman Jonathan Caldwell and Committee Secretary Heidi Hanson were charged with receiving stolen property.
New Hampshire offers a more constructive approach through the Safeguarding American Veteran Empowerment (SAVE) Act.
Think tank director: Americans have spent decades increasing K-12 education spending, thinking it would improve results, but it hasn't.
State Rep. David Meuse denounced the legislation for “demonizing immigrants,” arguing there was no illegal immigration issue in NH.
The raucous Statehouse protest, which featured frequent shouts of “F--- Trump” and claims a “coup” was underway, lasted for hours.
After years of insisting NH had no sanctuary cities and Republicans were whipping up racist fears, Democrats back GOP bill by a 351-6 vote.
Associate Supreme Court Justice Anna Barbara Hantz-Marconi is accused of trying to pressure officials to drop a case against her husband.
Reps for NH Ambulance Association: There is an affordable solution if lawmakers stop protecting commercial insurance providers.
The bill is co-sponsored by the entire 16-member GOP supermajority in the state Senate.
Drummond Woodsum warned schools not store immigration info as part of a student’s record and to destroy it as soon as it no longer needed.
Roll Call included U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen in a story Monday headlined, “Vulnerable lawmakers begin 2026 cycle with modest war chests.”
Yes, state spending is up $3.5 billion since 2017. But some Democrats were pushing for more spending, not less, over the past eight years.
State Senate Democrats blamed Republicans for NH’s projected state budget shortfalls and promoted a “Getting Back to What Matters” agenda.
New Hampshire Democratic Party chair Ray Buckley didn’t let hometown pride keep him from insulting Atkinson's Karoline Leavitt on X.
