The Supreme Court just limited federal power. Health care is feeling the shockwaves.
Instead of giving priority to agencies, courts will now exercise their own independent judgment about what Congress intended when drafting a particular law
Government
Spurred by U.S. Supreme Court ruling, Manchester tightens restrictions on camping
The move came in the wake of a major U.S. Supreme Court decision allowing cities to ban people from sleeping and camping in public places
In wake of Supreme Court homelessness decision, NH advocates say fight not over
On July 2, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted to strengthen a ban on camping on city property, subjecting people to fines
Jon Kiper joins the race for NH governor
'NH deserves a working-class governor' decrees restauranteur vying for Democratic gubernatorial nomination
‘The viability of hospitals is at stake’
The state’s 26 hospitals stand to lose millions in state payments for uncompensated care with the collapse Thursday, June 6, of negotiations between the governor, lawmakers and the hospitals.
After months of debate, NH House shelves plan to legalize marijuana in state
After months of State House negotiations and bipartisan votes, the effort to legalize cannabis in New Hampshire and sell it at 15 state-awarded franchises fell short Thursday, June 13, as House lawmakers voted to set the last remaining bill on the issue aside for the year.
State challenges historic $38m jury award in landmark YDC abuse case
NH AG's office said it would cap damages in Meehan case at $475k, citing governmental immunity statute limiting claimants to receive that amount 'per inciden'
Most NH nursing homes won’t meet new federal staffing rule and doubt they can
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ current staffing rule requires 24-hour clinical staffing and sets standards for patient care but leaves facilities discretion on staffing specifics
As bail reform goes to negotiations, some say a compromise is finally possible
Among those seeking to limit who can be released on bail, divisions have emerged, and those disagreements have doomed past efforts
State lawmaker with checkered past faces new criminal charges in line with old beliefs
Despite his position as a state lawmaker, Jason Gerhard’s arrest for recording a court proceeding on his phone last September has largely gone unnoticed
