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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.
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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.
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Dueling Bills Seek To Determine How Much NH Insurers Pay For EMT Services
The Insurance Department and Public Consulting Group LLC released a report detailing what an initial rate should be earlier this month.
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Ayotte Suggests No Business Enterprise Tax Reductions Planned In Budget
Lawmakers have reduced New Hampshire’s two business taxes continuously since 2015.
Hampton-North Hampton, NH|News|
New Assessment Of New Hampshire's Coastal Flood Risk Underway
As global temperatures climb and put increased pressure on shoreline communities, New Hampshire is reassessing its coastal flood risk.
Manchester, NH|News|
For Republicans Interested In Universal EFAs, Budget – And Governor – May Be Obstacle
While Republicans support the Education Freedom Accounts, not all GOP lawmakers have not all supported increasing the income limit.
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Some Republicans Propose 15-Week Abortion Ban; Ayotte Pledges Veto
A group of House Republicans is proposing a ban on abortions after 15 weeks with exceptions, even as Gov. Kelly Ayotte has vowed to veto it.
Portsmouth, NH|News|
Trump Moves To Halt Offshore Wind Projects, Throwing Possible Wrench In Maine's Energy Plans
As promised, President Donald Trump pumped the brakes on offshore wind projects as part of his Day 1 agenda.
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As A New Session Begins, With 1,155 Bills, Here's How To Find, Track, And Testify On Legislation
The high number of bills has kept OLS cranking; the team has been working through every holiday since Thanksgiving, including Christmas.
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In A ‘Reasonably Busy Year' For Energy Bills, Debates On Administration, Offshore Wind Loom Large
A new year, a new governor, and a new Legislature. But many debates in New Hampshire remain the same headed into the next administration.
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Press Conferences And Policy Fights: Sununu Looks Back On Eight Years
Governor Chris Sununu’s time in office was marked by, and perhaps defined by, an affinity for the public spotlight; plans are uncertain.
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Camping Bans, Penalties After Supreme Court Ruling Could Worsen Homelessness, Experts Say
National Homelessness Law Center tracked cities that have passed anti-homeless camping bans or expanded existing camping bans since June.
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New Hampshire Has A Big Dam Problem, So Lawmakers Pitch New Fees To Cover Millions In Repairs
Of the 64 state-owned dams classified as “high hazard,” meaning their failure could result in loss of life, while 33 are in poor condition.
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The Next Steps For New Hampshire Housing Advocates In 2025
Governor-elect Kelly Ayotte reiterates promises to reduce state approval processes while Reps eye renewed efforts for ADUs.
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Fish And Game Survey Aims To Shape Update To Big Game Management Plan
The UNH Survey Center, on behalf of the Fish and Game Department, is working to update the department’s Big Game data.
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State, School Districts Spar At Supreme Court Hearing Over School Funding
The lawsuit has been brought by a group of school districts that say the current funding formula does not provide enough state funding.
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Rain On Snow: How Climate Change Might Be Shortening New Hampshire's Winters
A staff member at the Mount Washington Observatory, Charlie Peachey has been studying these weather phenomena for the past few years.
