Democrats: Lawsuit for remote legislative access still on, despite SCOTUS denial
In their second attempt, Democrats are trying to more explicitly direct their lawsuit against the state.
Request to lawmakers seeks $20 million in federal pandemic aid for NH community centers
Centers would be responsible for providing matching funds.
State misses deadline for program to expand school lunch aid
Some lawmakers and child hunger advocates argue the state has walked away from a chance to assist thousands of low-income students.
Looking into attendance records for NH lawmakers? Details matter.
Attendance dropped for Democrats and rose for Republicans during the COVID-19 pandemic, as Republicans pushed for a return to in-person sessions.
‘All call’ issued to keep Sununu Youth Services Center staffed
The facility's pending closure and uncertain future has led some staff to resign for jobs with more certainty.
Lawmaker wants $35 limit on insulin copays for more Granite Staters
The proposal would target people with diabetes who earn too much to qualify for Medicaid and don’t have commercial insurance.
$5M in relief funds to help NH temporary shelters avert 'winter tragedies'
The funds, which will be allocated from New Hampshire's share of the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, will be split into two tranches.
4 things to watch in NH 'divisive concepts' lawsuit
Supporters have said the law stops teachers from tailoring lessons against one race or gender. But teachers and public education advocates say it could lead to unfair punishments.
Voters take their anger over Gunstock's closure to the polls
In the primary, voters expressed disapproval of the Free State Project and the lawmakers' role in Gunstock's closure.
Abortion will be on the November ballot. Some Republicans who backed an exemption won't.
Of the four bill sponsors who sought reelection, only one beat his challenger handily. Two lost their seats. A fourth faces a recount.
