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The House and Senate will meet to take up the vetoes later this year, at a date not yet determined. Each veto requires a 2/3rds majority.
Should voters freeze our local school district’s property taxes?
The Loon Preservation Committee also recommended instituting a PFAS testing program for fish from lakes with elevated levels of PFAS.
Democrat Cinde Warmington supports reallocating funds from the education freedom accounts program to public schools to pay for pre-K.
The law creates new incentives for municipalities to update their zoning codes and remove barriers to development.
New Hampshire is one of 31 states reporting cyclosporiasis outbreaks.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte has not nominated a new candidate after Diana Fenton of the NH DOE withdrew her nomination in March.
In the year since attorney Thomas Kehr resigned, Gov. Kelly Ayotte hasn’t nominated anyone to replace him.
Some contracts get voted through without debate. Others, usually those that are controversial or political, can be discussed at length.
Experts say trails in New England are particularly susceptible to erosion, even without more intense weather conditions.
The New Hampshire Bulletin won 16 awards at the NH Press Association's annual Distinguished Journalism Awards banquet on Thursday.
The bipartisan Public Service Accountability Act would ban individual stock trading by federal government officials.
If the burden is not deemed severe, the courts will usually uphold the law, as long as it serves an important regulatory purpose.
The Turn the Tide Act would increase funding for the State Opioid Response Program by almost $4B to $5.5B over 5 years.
Nearly 7 acres of sandy, lupine-laden property adjacent to an existing conservation easement will transfer from private ownership.
The announcement caps a 22-year political career in state politics for State Sen. Cindy Rosenwald, D-Nashua, the deputy minority leader.
On March 25, Chris Maidment, a consultant for Councilors John Stephen and David Wheeler, live-streamed the meeting for the first time.
HB 1571 would require the state to review its standards in English/language arts, mathematics, and science in 2027 — and issue new ones.
No airports expected to have ICE agents, union says; at T.F. Green, it is business as usual; RI congressman to forego pay during shutdown.
A study in the journal Nature Communications found a person’s risk of dying of cancer increases with their proximity to a nuclear plant.
