Forty days before facing the voters for the first time as governor, Kelly Ayotte signed an executive order waiving all turnpike toll and vehicle state registration fees for Gold Star
A coalition opposed to Israel’s military response in Gaza filed an ethics complaint against four New Hampshire Republican state legislators, charging that their trip last September to Israel amounted to
Democratic Senate candidate Chris Pappas of Manchester got a timely, key endorsement in advance of Tuesday’s primary from the New Hampshire AFL-CIO, the state’s largest federation of union members.
A University of New Hampshire-based union on behalf of the national United Auto Workers Union is backing the lesser-known but steadily rising candidacy of Carleigh Beriont of Hampton in the
Republican 2nd Congressional District candidates Lily Tang Williams of Weare and Victor Orlando of Hollis politely disagreed about intramural policies in Congress while agreeing on a host of issues from
State health officials Wednesday will ask the Executive Council to reclassify eight vacant positions to beef up resources to address what they called “significant staffing challenges” at the Sununu Youth
The House of Representatives voted to censure six-term state Rep. and committee chairman James Spillane, R-Deerfield, for making demeaning remarks about a Democratic colleague on social media.
Following strong client unrest and outrage from elected officials, Easterseals NH abruptly reversed proposed cuts to adult day care services in Manchester and Rochester along with certain in-home services in
Republican U.S. Senate frontrunner John E. Sununu launched his first TV ad of the campaign Thursday, a positive, 30-second commercial highlighting his focus on affordability and protecting the taxpayer.
