O'Brien: On Ed Funding, The Courts Should Stay In Their Lane

Former GOP Speaker of the House: The judiciary continues to wade into questions that the NH Constitution entrusts to the elected branches.

O'Brien: Don't 'Mass Up' New Hampshire's Public Employee Pension System

Former Speaker of the House: Our duty remains clear: uphold balanced budgets, resist special interests, and protect the fiscal integrity.

Nashua 'Appeal To Heaven' Flag Lawsuit Keeps Flying

The Institute for Free Speech represents Beth and Stephen Scaer in the First Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston, in a case filed this week.

DOGE Gets Access To Social Security Data: What NH Residents Should Know

The court sided with the Trump administration in one of the first appeals involving DOGE, a team once led by billionaire Elon Musk.

City Of Nashua: Tree Work On Brookline Street

Other news in road construction, detours, and paving in Nashua.

Rice: On Local Control Of Zoning, Don't Fix What Isn't Broken

Former Hudson GOP state Rep: State government telling towns how to develop is not only a loss of voter input, but also a loss of freedom.

City Of Nashua: June 6 Is Free Ride Friday

Regular fare prices will resume on Saturday, June 7.

City Of Nashua: Tax And Wastewater Collections Info

The city has been told that some residents received their most recent tax bills with a return envelope addressed to the town of Hooksett.

$2M Winning Powerball Ticket Sold In New Hampshire, Commission Says

The player of the winning ticket matched 5 numbers — with winning odds of 1 to 11.7 million and also chose the Power Play multiplier.

City Of Nashua: Nashua Transit System News

Access to transportation is an essential resource for everyone, especially for kids and adolescents.

City Of Nashua: Road Construction, Detours & Paving

The latest information from the city of Nashua.

Pennichuck Says Chinese Billionaire Just Buying Water, But Concerns Remain

The good news, says Pennichuck Water, is that the potential deal with Zhong's Nongfu Spring could ultimately lower home water bills.

House Ways And Means Mostly Holds The Line On Its Revenue Estimates

After two hours of discussing revenues, the Committee decided to unofficially increase its revenue estimates for FY206 by $20 million.

Is Pennichuck Water Board Poised To Approve Selling Nashua's Water Supply To Chinese Company?

China’s largest beverage company, Nongfu Spring, is setting up operations in Nashua after spending $67 million on an industrial building.

Biden Couldn't Remember Her Husband's Name But Goodlander Backed Him Anyway

Report: A new book about the former president’s mental decline claims he repeatedly referred to Jake Sullivan as “Steve” at a 2022 meeting.

City Of Nashua: 2025 Hampton Beach Bus Schedule

The Hampton Beach Bus is back for 2025! Get your tickets next week to have some fun in the sun at Hampton Beach!

Nashua Renter Or Portsmouth Resident? Goodlander's Carpetbagger Questions Linger

If U.S. Rep. Maggie Goodlander and her husband, Jake Sullivan, live in Portsmouth but vote in Nashua, they may be breaking state law.

Senate Finance Rejects Governor's Office Request To Restore $100,000 To Its Budget

Many of the requests for changes from the House version were met with the same "no" answer as DOC got to get its secretary position back.

City Of Nashua: Street Closures This Week

There will be gas work on Beaver St. between Sioux and Briand 5/14-5/15 7am to 3pm and the street will be closed at that point.

German-American Detained By ICE In RI For 2 Months, Returns To NH, Family Says

Fabian Schmidt, a German-American man detained by immigration officials in March and held in a Rhode Island jail, has returned to Nashua.

'Gulf Of America' Vote Passes: See How Your NH Rep. Voted

New Hampshire is represented in the House by U.S. Reps. Chris Pappas and Maggie Goodlander, both Democrats.

Towns With Tax Caps Can Override Them With Simple Majorities. Republicans Want To Change That.

HB 200 would require residents in towns that have tax caps to vote by a three-fifths majority or 60% of the vote to override a cap.

New Hampshire Near Top Of U.S. News 'Best State' Rankings Once Again

U.S. News ranked the Granite State first in public safety and economic opportunity and second on the “best places to live” list.

Hamilton: A Simple Fix For New Hampshire High Housing Costs

Research fellow: Only 13% of Granite Staters can afford the NH’s typical new construction home — the sixth-worst figure in the country.

After Years Of Losing Opioid Fight, NH Now Among Lowest States For Drug Use

The latest WalletHub report, released Wednesday, ranks New Hampshire 11th best overall in terms of its drug problem.

Health Care Cuts In House Budget Get Second Look In Senate Finance

From newborn health checks, providing care for the elderly, and a loss for family planning, the impacts of a House budget were eyed Monday.

Sims: I Agree With The Progressives — Hands Off!

Creator, performer, and educator: Hey, leftists, congrats on unwittingly being a part of a color revolution designed to create instability.

5M Student Loan Borrowers Facing Mandatory Collections: See NH Impacts

Beginning May 5, the federal education department will start involuntary collections through a U.S. Treasury Department’s offset program.

Goodlander Stays Out Of U.S. Senate Race, Sparing NH Dems A Messy Primary

After several weeks of consideration, 2nd Congressional District freshman U.S. Rep. Maggie Goodlander has decided to run for reelection.

False Claims About Married Women And Voter ID Are 'Suppression,' House Republicans Say

House Republicans have filed a complaint with the NH AG's Office after the comments were made by U.S. Rep. Maggie Goodlander, Joan Dargie.

A German-American From Nashua Has Been Jailed For More Than A Month. It's Still Unclear Why.

Fabian Schmidt, a German-American man living in Nashua, has lived here since he was a teenager and has legal permanent resident status.

Critics Call Out Goodlander's 'Dangerous' Voter Registration Falsehoods

U.S. Rep. Maggie Goodlander, D-Nashua, claimed married women who changed their last names would be turned away from the polls.

Ayotte Weighs In On Budget, Casella, And Tariffs

Governor: "Obviously there are many things that I am going to be working with the Senate to prioritize..."

City Of Nashua: Solid Waste Department News And Information

Soft yard waste collections will begin the week of April 14, weather permitting.

Barron's Murder Conviction Stands After Appeal

Armando Barron is going to stay in prison for the brutal murder of Jonathan Amerault after the NH Supreme Court rejected his appeal.

Judge Rules Nashua Had Right To Ban Pine Tree Flag; Plaintiffs To Appeal

Judge: The city did not violate Beth Scaer’s rights when it rejected flying the “Appeal to Heaven” Pine Tree flag at Nashua City Hall.

Activists Say League Of Women Voters Ambushed Wheeler

LGB Courage Coalition and Democrats for an Informed Approach to Gender called it a “debacle” squandering the chance for meaningful dialogue.

City Of Nashua: Food Drive Held In April

Help fight hunger by donating to the NTS food drive.

Man Charged With Second-Degree Murder Of 23-Month-Old Boy

Annthoni Bliss of Keene was arrested on one count of second-degree murder, accused of killing Luca Hudson in January 2024.

City Of Nashua: Parks And Recreation Advisories

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