Volinsky: Lincoln's Promise Unfulfilled

Former gubernatorial candidate: NH and Vermont have the highest average “sticker price” in the nation for their four-year public colleges.

Hoffman: Northeastern States Rollback Unaffordable Green Energy Policies

Writer and forum fellow: State-level clean mandates — not Trump, data centers, and energy producers are to blame for high energy costs.

New Hampshire Democrats Are Silent (Again) As State's FITN Primary Faces DNC Chopping Block

NH’s FITN status is once again on the chopping block — and politically active Granite Staters are asking why Democrats are quiet about it.

Pappas, Sullivan Under Fire For Taking AIPAC, Pro-Israel Campaign Cash

Granite State progressives are fanning the flames of anti-Israel — some say antisemitic– sentiments within their own party.

FITN 2028: Rubio Rises, AOC Surges, Harris Sinks

In February, Vance held a commanding 53%-7% lead over Rubio. Now, the difference is 10%. Newsom fell from 15% to 8%, while Harris has 5%.

Poll: Democrats Favor Ocasio-Cortez; GOPs Favor VP Vance In NH Primary In 2028

New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez heads the field of prospective Democratic candidates in the 2028 NH presidential election.

Pappas Blames 'Clerical Error' For Breaking No Corporate PAC Money Pledge; Refunds $5K Contribution

U.S. Senate candidate Chris Pappas accepted a $5,000 check from an energy-industry corporate PAC, federal records show.

NH GOP: New Jersey Noncitizen-Voting Fiasco Vindicates Citizenship Law

The registrations were the result of a “serious software error” in the state’s Motor Vehicle Commission system, NJ's governor said.

Weeks State Park Estate Renovated, Improved Honoring A 'Native Hero'

The house at the top of the one-mile winding paved road was built in the craftsman style and has thick, clay roof tiles, and stucco facade.

New Hampshire Schools Rank In Top Five Nationally

In the WalletHub ranking, New Hampshire schools are ranked 4th best in the country, behind Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New Jersey.

From 'Ironclad' Support To No Jewish State: New Hampshire Democrats Shift On Israel

In July 2023, U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas and other Democrats attacked efforts to rewrite history. Today, he votes “present” on an aid package.

Would Warmington Reject Federal Education Aid—Again?

Beginning Jan. 1, donors to nonprofit K-12 scholarship programs will be eligible for a federal income-tax credit of up to $1,700.

Active With The Activists: Protest Groups Hail Bank Decision To End Ties To Immigrant Detention Companies

Alpert: Dozens of people lined the sidewalk with signs calling attention to the bank’s ties to ICE and immigrant imprisonment.

New Hampshire's So-Called ‘Bathroom Bill' Vetoed Again, One Of 29 Vetoes For The Year

The House and Senate will meet to take up the vetoes later this year, at a date not yet determined. Each veto requires a 2/3rds majority.

A New Law Puts School District Tax Caps On The November Ballot. Here's How It Works.

Should voters freeze our local school district’s property taxes?

The More Researchers Look, The More Contaminants They Find In New Hampshire's Loons

The Loon Preservation Committee also recommended instituting a PFAS testing program for fish from lakes with elevated levels of PFAS.

Warmington Backs State Investment In Childcare And Pre-Kindergarten On Campaign Trail

Democrat Cinde Warmington supports reallocating funds from the education freedom accounts program to public schools to pay for pre-K.

Mountaineer And Rescue Leader Rick Wilcox To Be Honored By Mount Washington Observatory Saturday

Rick Wilcox of Eaton will be honored by the Mount Washington Observatory at its 26th Annual Seek the Peak celebration at Wildcat Mountain.

$29.6M Settlement Secured With Glenmark Over Conspiracy To Inflate Prices And Limit Competition

The Glenmark settlement follows settlements with Lannett, Bausch, Apotex, and Heritage totaling $66.95 million.

State-Mandated Budget Reductions Affect Health Programs, With Larger Cuts Likely Ahead: NHFPI

The Department of Health and Human Services is required to reduce General Fund spending by $51 million over the current two-year budget.

2 New England States Beat Out Massachusetts In 'Best States To Move To' Ranking

The ranking from the ConsumerAffairs website puts Massachusetts at No. 6 on the list.

What's In The New Federal Housing Law For New Hampshire

The law creates new incentives for municipalities to update their zoning codes and remove barriers to development.

Salad Greens Scrutinized As Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Spreads

New Hampshire is one of 31 states reporting cyclosporiasis outbreaks.

Miller: A Parasite Is Spreading Through America's Produce Aisles — Here's What You Need To Know

Physician and molecular biologist: Cyclospora has a clear weakness: Heat above 158 degrees destroys it, so cook produce when you can.

Distant Dome: Ayotte's Veto Of Highway Plan Sets Off Lawmakers

Rayno: The last time the turnpike toll rates were increased was in 2007, when the Executive Council approved the increase.

Kimnach: Why Socialism Is Incompatible With The American Spirit

Kersearge resident: The communist movement included anarchists and revolutionaries who resorted to force and violence to achieve their ends.

New Hampshire Child Advocate Exiting Role July 24

Gov. Kelly Ayotte has not nominated a new candidate after Diana Fenton of the NH DOE withdrew her nomination in March.

The Feral Elder's Longevity Strategy: Adopt A Pet

Hershfield: Always an animal lover, I’ve been fortunate to share many of my 80 years with dogs, cats, and even a horse when I was 10.

Peterborough Death Ruled Homicide After July 5 Neighbor Altercation: Follow-Up

The state said investigators are examining whether the person who shot Jack Hutchings acted in self-defense.

Ayotte Signs Child Care Tax Credit Backed By Business Leaders

The credit is worth up to 50% of qualifying expenditures, including costs tied to acquiring and rehabilitating child care properties.

Stankovic: 9 Tips To Help You Stay Safe This Summer

CMO of UnitedHealthcare Employer and Individual Plans of New England: A few simple precautions can help make sure summer fun.

Council Approves $20M For YDC Settlement Fund; Ayotte Won't Exercise Option To Buy Coos County's Headwaters Tract

Cushman & Wakefield will provide marketing, consulting, and brokerage services to sell the SYSC campus at 1056 River Road.

Sullivan County Getting Outside Law Firm For Internal Investigation

Snowmobiles, lawsuits, and taxpayer money are at the heart of an internal investigation taking shape inside Sullivan County.

New Hampshire State Revenues Rebound In The Recently Completed 2026 Fiscal Year: Follow-Up

Despite tax cut and deficit fears, an unanticipated boost from tax amnesty and higher-than-expected Lottery returns led to a $182M surplus.

New Hampshire's Right-To-Know Ombudsman Position Has Been Vacant For A Year

In the year since attorney Thomas Kehr resigned, Gov. Kelly Ayotte hasn’t nominated anyone to replace him.

Ayotte Calls For Return Of $1.5B To Ratepayers Across New England

Gov. Kelly Ayotte says she has made lowering Granite Staters’ electric bills and reducing energy costs a critical priority.

New Hampshire Democrats, Republicans React To GOP Candidates For Speaker Of The House

House Majority Leader Jason Osborne of Auburn, Rep. Jim Kofalt of Wilton, and Deputy Speaker Rep. Steven Smith of Charleston are running.

Analysis: Pappas, Platner, And The 'Wimp Factor'

Rep. Chris Pappas was not alone in refusing to comment on the Maine Senate race. The rest of NH’s all-Democrat delegation sat it out, too.

New $6M One Nation TV Ad Buy Hits Pappas Over Lobbyist 'Lie'

The ad highlights U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas' 2019 relationship with an Amazon lobbyist, something he denied at the time, whom he married later.

Ayotte Vetoes: Toll Hikes For Out Of Staters, Doubled Up-Front Rental Costs, School 'Book Bans'; Signs 74 Into Law

Last week, the vetoes, which can be overridden, received the most reaction from supporters and opponents.