THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Agency is offering a pretty appealing Valentine’s Day card to environmentalists and the state’s congressional delegation.
When it comes to health care reform there is a big change that unites President Trump and U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan, D-NH.
We’re only two weeks removed from Gov. Chris Sununu’s second inaugural address and already we have the makings of a 2020 race for governor.
On the heels of her first visit to New Hampshire last weekend, Elizabeth Warren is bringing her 2020 Democratic exploratory committee back to the state for a forum in Claremont Friday night.
These days Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is such a hot political commodity that even being in a Capitol Hill video with her is eye-catching news.
Nearly as quickly as it emerged as a serious issue, the attempt to change the neutrality rules regarding officers in the New Hampshire Republican State Committee fizzled on New Year’s Eve.
New House Speaker Steve Shurtleff, D-Concord, is already walking back comments he made about two state business taxes that are scheduled to decrease in 2020 and 2022.
As we saw with the vote Wednesday to restore a ban on carrying guns in the State House, Second Amendment advocates are going to be playing defense in the next two years with Gov. Chris Sununu the only obvious obstacle to advancing gun control legislation in 2019-20.
UPDATE: Gov. Chris Sununu issued this statement Thursday afternoon coming out against changing Republican bylaws to permit party officers to endorse candidates in primaries (see topic below).
The nail-biting, two-ballot victory for Secretary of State Bill Gardner was a colossal upset that was not even thought possible a few weeks ago.
New Hampshire's two elected members of the U.S. House could be pivotal votes if they end up going with embattled Nancy Pelosi, who had a pretty good week as she fights to regain the post of speaker.
CONCORD -- The third, long-shot candidate for NH secretary of state abruptly dropped out Friday, blasting Democratic Party leaders for having what he called a "warped obsession with absolute partisan fealty."
New Hampshire House Republicans won back a seat they thought they had lost on Election Day following a recount of citywide ballots in Laconia.
While it’s been in the background for more than a year, the race to replace New Hampshire’s longest-serving election official in the country faces a major test of wills today.
Republicans are doing some serious soul searching in the wake of a disastrous midterm election last Tuesday in which first-term Gov. Chris Sununu was the lone prominent survivor.
While nationally Democratic leaders are cursing under their breath about lost opportunities, this wasn’t a blue ripple in the Granite State on Tuesday. It was a blue riptide.
This is the final week before the election so that can mean only one thing: Here come the attacks.
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HOOKSETT — In a move that’s sure to turn heads in the world of higher education, Southern New Hampshire University has announced that it hired longtime MIT vice president Kirk Kolenbrander to be the executive vice president for the College of Engineering, Technology, and Aeronautics (CETA).
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CONCORD -- The campaign to put a mandatory paid family and medical leave bill on the desk of Gov. Chris Sununu is halfway there, clearing the higher hurdle with approval in the state Senate on Thursday.
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PORTSMOUTH – New Hampshire's two U.S. senators had sharp words for the Environmental Protection Agency, which stopped short Thursday of setting safe drinking guidelines for water contaminated by per- and polyfluoroalkyls.
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HOOKSETT -- Thanks in large part to a $203,000 grant from Southern New Hampshire University, the town of Hooksett has all but guaranteed that the Fire Department will be able to purchase a $400,000 used ladder truck to replace the town’s current truck, which has been off the road for more than six months due to severe corrosion that caused it to fail inspection.
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DERRY -- The Derry Cooperative School Board agreed Wednesday night on a grade school population trigger that would set the closing of an elementary school in motion.
