State claims Union Leader lawsuit for NH State Police records is 'frivolous'
A reporter sought records related to incidents Oct. 7-8 at the Sununu Youth Services Center.
In letters, NH leaders reject DNC's presidential primary demands
The national party had sought written assurances that NH laws would be updated to make way for SC to take top spot in Democratic presidential primary lineup.
NH Executive Council nixes regional commuter rail plan
The NH DOT sought more time for a federally funded feasibility study. The council said no.
Cost of New Hampshire search and rescue missions continues to rise
A state senator is introducing legislation to add consequences for people with an outstanding Search and Rescue bill.
Right-to-know ombudsman could settle disputes when records are denied
After a complaint is filed, the public body or agency that denied the records request must respond, explaining the reasons for the denial.
Final voter confidence report expected to drop right before Christmas
The committee has been revising its report for months. It's still unclear whether all eight members will back the final version.
NH Supreme Court rules in state's favor on federal unemployment benefits lawsuit
New Hampshire was among at least 15 states to be sued for ending the federal benefits.
Chris Ager, candidate for NH GOP chair: 'I trust people to go make things happen'
The current National Committeeman said the NH GOP should unite around lower taxes, smaller government, individual responsibility and local control.
Poll: More NH voters confident about election integrity
The survey found rising confidence among Republicans, who are still less certain their vote was accurately counted.
7 important things that happened Wednesday at the State House
Lawmakers made key leadership decisions; Democrats called on one of their own to resign; and the Executive Council had qualms.
