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New Bear Canister Rule in the White Mountains Highlights Growing Tension Between Hikers and Wildlife
Black bears are thriving in New Hampshire’s White Mountains. But so are human visitors. And the growing overlap between the...
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Ayotte Signs Law Toughening Penalties for Drivers Who Refuse Breathalyzer Tests
Governor Kelly Ayotte signed one of her top legislative priorities into law on Monday morning. Starting in 2027, drivers in...
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NH House Passes Breathalyzer Refusal Bill, Sending One of Ayotte’s Top Priorities Back to the Senate
The New Hampshire House voted 259-94 on Thursday to pass a bill toughening penalties for drivers who refuse a Breathalyzer...
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New Hampshire Relies on Property Tax More Than Any Other State, New Report Finds
It’s something homeowners have felt for decades. Now the numbers confirm it. A new analysis by the New Hampshire Fiscal...
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New Hampshire Bill Would Restrict Kratom Sales and Wipe Out 75% of the Market
New Hampshire lawmakers overhauled a bill on Tuesday that would crack down on kratom, a widely available herbal supplement sometimes...
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New Hampshire Senate Candidates Lay Out Their Plans to Fix Child Care
With midterm elections seven months away, candidates for New Hampshire’s open U.S. Senate seat are staking out their positions on...
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Gas Prices in New Hampshire Hit $4 Per Gallon as Iran War Drives Costs Higher
Filling up in the Granite State just got a lot more expensive. The average gas price in New Hampshire has...
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New Hampshire Judges Push Back on Bill to Make Their Performance Reviews Public
A proposal to open judicial evaluations to the public is running into resistance, from the judges themselves. Three judges who...
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Up to 29,000 People in New Hampshire Could Lose Medicaid Under Trump’s Signature Law
A new national report estimates that between 14,000 and 29,000 people in New Hampshire could lose their Medicaid coverage. The...
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New Hampshire Secretary of State Pushes Back on Federal Election Order
New Hampshire’s top election official is pushing back against a new federal directive that could expand Washington’s role in how...
