Garry Rayno

A new study by the NH Fiscal Policy Institute indicates from 23,000 to 29,000 New Hampshire residents will lose their Medicaid health insurance coverage by 2028 under new federal and state regulations and requirements set to begin Jan. 1.

Five members of the Education Funding Commission, which met six years ago, filed a brief with the state Supreme Court in the Rand education funding case Friday urging the court to reject the state’s request to overturn the landmark Claremont education funding decisions.

The Business and Industry Association's annual legislative report and legislative rankings is an indication of how much the political landscape has changed in Concord.

The unanimous decision of the four justices ends the quest of two New Hampshire parents to keep the question off the general election ballot.

In that time the state has changed and whether that is good or bad depends on your perspective, but there have been some fundamental changes that few could have predicted a decade ago.

Former Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald may have misled circuit and superior court judges about his position on a new judicial performance review law proposed unsuccessfully this year by the legislature over the objections of many of the state’s judges.

The Supreme Court dismissed a request from the Rand education funding suit plaintiffs to reconsider its order by Senior Associate Justice Patrick Donovan not to recuse himself from hearing the case, which is on appeal before the court.

The X account of the Libertarian Party of NH Tuesday called for assassinating every elected Democrat in New Hampshire.

The fallout from the resignation of state Supreme Court Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald and its impact on other members of the court was felt the day before the court is to begin hearing oral arguments for their Fall term.

The sudden resignation of Supreme Court Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald has been a long-time coming, according to documents released by the Judicial Conduct Committee last week.