An all-day hearing of the Senate Health and Human Services Committee had an overflow crowd of advocates on both sides with testy exchanges.
And it's a mish-mash of ideologies from both sides of the aisle
Girls at the school started complaining to their parents about a boy who just recently began “identifying” as a girl.
Think tank director: Changes to proposed school budgets are often falsely promoted as cuts when they are actually limited increases.
Celebrate the 275th anniversary of our beautiful town at this Art Show showcasing the creative works of Bedford residents May 20.
Capture the essence of Bedford through your lens with the theme: “Connecting to our past to define a brighter future.”
The Recreation Department is collecting letters to be opened in 25 years at Bedford's 300th anniversary in 2050.
Veteran political reporter Mark Halperin of 2Way; state Rep. James Spillane (R-Deerfield) talks about his recent trip to Israel.
The Town Council is looking for the oldest resident to become the recipient of the Boston Post Cane.
Chris Sununu’s flirtation with a Senate run temporarily removed former ambassador and MA U.S. Sen. Scott Brown from the picture.
The Town will be holding events to celebrate the Town's 275th anniversary. These will run from May 15 through May 25.
See the latest announcement from the Town of Bedford.
Bedford GOP State Rep.: New Hampshire is one of only 14 states still clinging to annual vehicle safety inspections for passenger cars.
Kreis: Eversource is stuck with a $6.5M default energy service shortfall it's never been able to explain and wants customers to pay for it.
Former Democratic state Senate candidate: Business profits tax cuts from 2017 to 2023 were about $496M and primarily went to big businesses.
State senators are clashing over the best way to increase New Hampshire's housing supply.
Residents who lived in the Cabot Preserve/Greenfield Farms developments prior to the Spring 2016, are encouraged to participate.
Some think they may already have...
These words meant nothing it seems
Graham talks with veteran strategist Jim Merrill for his insights into the 2026 election. Dave Weigel of Semafor also talks.
Should the fact of whether or not a patron has a library card and active membership in a city’s or town’s public library be private?
Fire substation, park and rec improvements rejected. Plus more results for the March 11, 2025, election in Bedford, New Hampshire.
Promoted as “closing a loophole” in the state’s Timber Tax, HB 123 creates a new tax on revenues generated from carbon credit sales.
Here is everything you need to know about the March 11, 2025, election in Bedford, New Hampshire.
See the latest announcement from Bedford Public Library.
Jamie Reed describes herself as a “queer woman who’s politically to the left of Bernie Sanders” and leads the LGBT Courage Coalition.
SB 246, sponsored by state Sen. Denise Ricciardi, R-Bedford, would require Medicaid to cover maternal depression screenings for new mothers.
Candidates running for town offices in the March 11 election can tell readers why they are running before Election Day.
Rep. Kristin Noble, R-Bedford, sponsored the bill, which will still allow the governor to call for mandatory masks in an emergency.
The new GOP governor also addresses her commitment to bail reform and why her budget contains actual cuts, not just “slowed spending.”
This will soon be an urgent matter when the bill arrives in the NH Senate
Think tank director: Americans have spent decades increasing K-12 education spending, thinking it would improve results, but it hasn't.
Firearms are never allowed in carry-on bags, regardless of whether a passenger has a concealed weapon permit.
Senator Denise Ricciardi on the upcoming legislative session
Think tank prez: Unions claim they make all workers better off; but some workers are made worse off by losing their workplace autonomy.
Claims that universal eligibility for Education Freedom Accounts will immediately cost the state $100 million are unfounded.
Frank Hobbs Jr. was accused of violating the NH Civil Rights Act June 5 by trespassing and removing signs supporting the LGBTQ+ community.
The trial ended with the jury deciding that a 2018 NHDP election mailer informing voters about Hynes’ theft conviction was, basically, true.