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New Hampshire's legislative model excels at drafting bills, but struggles with long-term implementation and systems design.
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New Hampshire Senate tables bill to require college students to pass civics test
The New Hampshire Senate is putting on hold legislation to mandate that all public university and college students in the state pass a civics test in order to graduate.
New Hampshire officials close 2007 homicide-suicide case
The New Hampshire AG's office and New Hampshire State Police announced they have closed a nearly decade-old murder case in Sullivan County.
New Hampshire cold case solved nearly 20 years after woman’s murder
New Hampshire authorities say they have solved the 2007 killing of 25-year-old Carrie Hicks.
Investigators say they've determined who killed Acworth woman in 2007
New Hampshire investigators say they now know who killed an Acworth woman in 2007. The case of Carrie Hicks is now closed.
New Hampshire woman’s murder solved after nearly 20 years
Authorities say a New Hampshire cold case murder has finally been solved, but no charges will be filed.
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New Hampshire law enforcement said Thursday May 2026 that they have solved the murder of Carrie Hicks in Acworth, NH, almost two decades after the crime.
Bill would forbid NH towns from enacting regulations specific to data centers
New Hampshire legislation would prevent towns from regulating data centers in a manner “more restrictive” than other uses allowed in the same district. The bill would also make data centers a permitted l...
NH medical marijuana program added 2,100 new patients last year
New Hampshire's Therapeutic Cannabis Program saw a 15% increase in patients last year.
NH AG report finds state official failed to communicate ICE Merrimack plan
New Hampshire AG's office criticizes director's failure to notify officials about ICE detention center plans, finds no evidence of wrongdoing.
New Hampshire man who works for FAA accused of threatening to kill Trump
Dean DelleChiaie, 35, of Nashua, was expected to make an initial court appearance Tuesday on a charge of interstate communication of a threat against the president
New Hampshire lawmakers seek more time to study proposal to hike tolls on out-of-state vehicles
New Hampshire House lawmakers want more time to consider a bill that would increase tolls on the turnpike system, but only for out-of-state drivers.
New Hampshire farmers say they're struggling amid rising fuel, supply costs WMUR 4 MIN
Farmers in New Hampshire say high diesel prices are just part of the problem they're facing when it comes to rising costs.
New Hampshire man found not guilty of 2022 murder in Vermont
A Littleton, New Hampshire man has been found not guilty of murder after a trial over the shooting death of a Vermont man in 2022.
New Hampshire Senate committee discusses Sununu Youth Services Center safety protocols
A New Hampshire Senate oversight committee is meeting again Monday to address allegations of abuse and restraints at the Sununu Youth Services Center, formerly known as the Youth Development Center.
NH medical marijuana program added 2,100 new patients last year
New Hampshire's Therapeutic Cannabis Program sees significant growth with over 2,100 new patients last year, driven by changes in state law and increased access.
New Hampshire brothers, dog rescued from sinking sailboat in Essex River
Two New Hampshire brothers and their dog are recovering after being rescued from a sinking sailboat off Coffins Beach in Essex, Massachusetts, Friday night.
New Hampshire-trained Kentucky Derby winner still surrounded in controversy 58 years later WMUR
The Kentucky Derby is Saturday, and one horse that trained in New Hampshire is rooted in controversial history at Churchill Downs.
New Hampshire gas prices jump 22 cents in one week as national average hits four-year high
New Hampshire drivers say they are feeling the increase, with some searching for the cheapest gas in town.
Column: NH’s economy remains strong, but workers are losing ground
New Hampshire's economy shows a nuanced story with low unemployment but rising costs. Wage growth hasn't kept pace, impacting families and employers.
New Hampshire Motor Speedway hosts engineering students who build and race hybrid and electric cars
Clean, mean speed was on display at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon on Wednesday morning, where engineering students from across North America gathered to test the limits of
NH senators scale back campus-carry bill, approve study committee
New Hampshire Senate Republicans said Thursday they want more time to think about legislation that would eliminate gun bans on college campuses.