Troy Merner, a former state lawmaker and Lancaster selectman, has been criminally charged with wrongful voting and faces misdemeanor theft and falsification charges tied to his refusal to resign his State House for more than a year after moving out…
In a 3-2 decision, New Hampshire’s Supreme Court has found that the state constitution gives lawmakers broad authority to control the redistricting process, and that state courts can’t rely on it to review claims of partisan gerrymandering. The decision resolves…
As the director for the BEA's Division of Economic Development, Hagaman is facing NH's challenges head on
Gov. Sununu claims NH spends 'the most' on public education, but unequal property taxes fund 70% of public school expenditures
Cornerstone Government Affairs has opened up shop in New Hampshire led by two veteran political and policy strategists with extensive local ties
NH Fiscal Policy Institute report details that NH trails all other states in public education funding
Three of the five occupations with the largest projected 10-year growth in New Hampshire are in fields that typically require college degrees, including registered nurses.
Ahead of Veterans Day, Biden administration officials on Nov, 10 said the Department of Veterans Affairs will expand health care coverage for certain groups of veterans and their families and create new programs meant to make care more accessible.
$12m in federal funding to bring fiber optic internet to two dozen Grafton County towns
First-time candidate Jay Ruais was the big winner in New Hampshire’s municipal elections Nov. 7, claiming a narrow victory in a closely fought race to become the next mayor of Manchester.
