Merrimack, NH|News|
New Hampshire Dems Attempt To Prohibit Use Of State And Local Funds For Immigrant Detention
HB 1609 would prohibit New Hampshire and its counties, towns, and cities from spending any money on immigrant detention facilities.
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Exeter, NH|News|
Lawmaker Wants To End Hepatitis B Vaccine Requirement To Align NH With Kennedy's CDC
ACIP voted 8-3 in December to change the government’s guidance to not recommend the vaccine at birth unless the mother has the virus.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
House Republicans Push New Property Tax Cap Proposal; Local Officials Object
Putting the annual tax cap proposal on the November general election gives a greater proportion of residents a say, GOP Rep. says.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
With A New Year Comes A Host Of New Laws For New Hampshire
Bans on gender-affirming care for kids, sanctuary cities, and AI use against minors, as well as fee increases, were implemented Jan. 1.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Religious Schools Dominate EFA Spending, Continuing Trend
While 57% of EFA expenditures for the 2024-25 school year went to religious organizations, community colleges and SAUs also received funds.
Merrimack, NH|News|
Funds From PFAS Settlements Are Coming To New Hampshire. How Will They Reach Affected Towns?
The $45 million discussed on Nov. 17 is an initial portion of settlements with the chemical companies 3M and DuPont.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
New Hampshire Insurance Department To Begin Ground Ambulance Cost Study
The Executive Council approved a contract on Wednesday with the RAND Corporation to complete the study for $400,000.
Concord|News|
Supreme Court Rejects Former Concord Officer's Attempt To Remove Herself From Laurie List
The case stems from a 2013 incident in which an officer was fired after being accused of obtaining a colleague’s gun and lying about it.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
After 123 Voters Turned Away At Municipal Elections, Advocates Criticize Proof-Of-Citizenship Law
The New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office defends the law, saying the constitutional challenges are not substantiated.
Concord|News|
New Hampshire Community Colleges Work To Grow Early Care And Education Workforce
The early childhood education sector often looks to high school and apprenticeships, such as CTE, to help develop interest in the field.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Republicans Renew Effort To Eliminate NH Office Of Health Access And Environmental Justice Program
Lawmakers debated eliminating the state’s Office of Health Equity and NH DES’ civil rights and environmental justice programs.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
In Bid To Leave Ozone Pact, NH Says Ending Emissions Tests Won't Worsen Pollution. Some Have Doubts.
Lawmakers passed legislation ending the program and approving an early 2026 sunset for emissions testing and vehicle inspections.
Concord|News|
Senate Republicans Move Forward On SAU Consolidation Effort; Democrats Call For More Study
Under the proposal, NH’s 107 school administrative units would be reduced to 12: 1 for each of the 10 counties, and Manchester, and Nashua.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Amid Sagging Revenues, New Hampshire Republicans To Push For Lowering Business Enterprise Tax
A proposal to cut the business enterprise tax from 0.55% to 0.5% is moving ahead to a vote by the full House in January.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
After Supreme Court School Funding Decision, Republican Floats Fix: Increasing Property Taxes
State Rep. Walter Spilsbury of Charlestown says he plans to file a bill to more than quadruple the Statewide Education Property Tax.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Can Farmers, Conservationists, And Lawmakers Work Together To Address Northeast Insect Decline?
The familiar velvet-brown wings of the mourning cloak butterfly, rimmed with sunny yellow edges and bright blue spots, were a sight that ...
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
Anthem And Martin's Point Pull Out Of NH Medicare Advantage Program; Aetna Leaves Most Counties
The decision means those companies will no longer allow Medicare Advantage enrollees to receive their coverage through the program.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
A Tiny, Spiny Invasive Species Could Mean Big Changes For New Hampshire Lakes And Fish
In New Hampshire, the spiny water flea has not been present long enough to know just what that upset might look like for the state’s lakes.
Across New Hampshire, NH|News|
After Driest Summer On Record, All Of New Hampshire Is Officially In Drought
In recent years, drought conditions in late summer and early fall have become a trend.
Concord|News|
ACLU Sues New Hampshire Over Its Loitering Law, Arguing Police Use It To Harass Homeless People
In Concord, 43% of the 23 loitering charges filed by cops and handled in courts, from July 1, 2021, to June 30, 2023, involved the homeless.
