New Hampshire Republicans are moving forward with a slate of policy changes this year, using their control of both the Legislature and the governor’s office to advance priorities on education,
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A report released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicates that New Hampshire has achieved the 10th highest average life expectancy in the United States, which stands at
As the new year approaches, two significant pieces of legislation aimed at curtailing sanctuary city policies in New Hampshire will take effect. Signed into law by Governor Kelly Ayotte, these
This year may mark a significant shift in New Hampshire’s overdose statistics, with indications that fatalities among women could surpass those of men for the first time since tracking began.
The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department is set to bill two hikers rescued last week from Mount Monadnock, as per a law enacted in 2008 that makes individuals financially
A resident of Hooksett, New Hampshire, faces multiple felony charges following allegations of making bomb threats directed at Governor Kelly Ayotte. Tristan Anderson was taken into custody in September during
Mercedes-Benz has come to an agreement with a group of states, among them New Hampshire, in connection with a scandal regarding diesel emissions. The involved states had charged the company
A man from New Hampshire has received a ten-year federal prison sentence related to a high-speed pursuit and subsequent shootout involving a U.S. marshal. Douglas Reynolds, aged 37 and hailing
New Hampshire’s residents will ring in the New Year with increased vehicle registration fees beginning January 1. As outlined in a report from the New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute, over
Authorities have confirmed that Claudio Manuel Neves Valente, 48, the suspect in the recent tragic incidents at Brown University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), died from a self-inflicted
