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In 2025, the New Hampshire House and Senate split their education committees in two. One committee handled education policy related bills and the other education finance bills; leaders said the division was necessary to manage heavy workloads.
This year, that instinct appears justified. Republican lawmakers have churned out a deluge of bills affecting public schools, f...
After the New Hampshire House sidelined an effort to require private insurers to cover wraparound mental health services, the Senate made a last ditch effort to keep it alive.
Senate Bill 498 would’ve required insurance compan...
The New Hampshire Senate again shot down an annual effort to change the process by which New Hampshire families can get religious exemptions for vaccine requirements.
State law requires children be vaccinated against polio, tetanus, hepatitis B, mumps, pertussis,...
This past winter was a cold and stormy one for New Hampshire, reminiscent of seasons past with plenty of opportunities for winter recreation and the economic benefits that flow from winter sports tourism.
While our winter season is enjoyable for many, it also poses challenges and brings a force that is often much harder for our New England region to bear — the cost of...
The future of a “campus carry” law in New Hampshire remained in flux Thursday after major disagreements emerged among Republicans in the State House and the defeat of a last-minute push in the House.
Now, the question of whether to allow New Hampshire college students to carry firearms will come down to end-of-year negotiations between the House and the Senate.