New law may help, but won’t solve, NH health facilities’ rising staffing costs
SB 149 seeks to set limits on staffing agency practices, fees
Government
School-funding suit plaintiffs offer settlement: rectify SWEPT's inequity
Offer asks state to bring uniformity to statewide property tax
Lawsuit says NH agency ignored rules in removing ‘Rebel Girl’ historical marker
Suit points to failure to follow rulemaking process, state law in controversial action
Two agencies seek to cut energy costs, consumption in state-owned buildings
Executive Council OKs $180k to promote energy reduction, responsible behavior and efficiency strategies
NHDOJ faces ‘more complex civil litigation load than at any time in recent memory’
Department seeks additional $6.9 million for ongoing cases to augment original $350,000 appropriation
Work nears start on New Hampshire's long-awaited state forensic hospital in Concord
PC Construction chosen to build 24-bed facility
NH lawmakers' local roots aren't as strong as they once were, says a new report
Lack of legislators' community ties worth examining for its impact on policymaking
Law tweak makes it easier to sell deer, elk meat in New Hampshire
Meat from a commercial farm can be sold to the public if processed at a locally certified plant
Professor: 3rd Trump indictment won't change minds
UMass Lowell professor claims 'democracy can't survive' without following the rule of law
Sununu vetoes bill targeting interest on overpaid unemployment compensation
If passed, bill would allow state to charge interest to unemployment recipients who intentionally commit fraud
