Gov. Hassan issued proclamation; encourages residents to take precautions to protect family, property.
Corrected post: McBride, Keller win Board of Selectmen seats; all other articles approved.
Rep. says she's long fought against the online sales tax proposal that has been reintroduced in the U.S. Senate.
Competitive races, ballot questions before voters on March 10.
The Supreme Court will take up issue of whether or not states can ban same-sex marriages.
Kuster, Guinta said changes and modernization of the plans was a good idea; commend bipartisan proposal.
While highlighting Obama Administration’s work during the last six years in Concord, vice president praises the late Warren Rudman.
March 10, election features active race for Board of Selectman, Budget Committee, and Planning Board.
Police employees say "more important issues" need to be addressed before a $23 million building is constructed.
Second Congressional District rep continues discussion about President Obama's proposal, importance of job-training programs in NH.
Kuster discussed her bill to protect the Veterans Choice Card program from cuts in the President’s budget.
Rep. launches Congress In Your Corner program.
Republicans call on Hassan to “manage her state agencies spending” while governor counters that bill is need to balance FY15.
The Congresswoman was joined by others to discuss LIHEAP program.
U.S. Reps. Ann McLane Kuster, D-NH, and Frank Guinta, R-NH, introduce legislation to stop cuts to Veterans Choice Card Program.
Earlier this year, Kuster was chosen by her colleagues to serve as Ranking Member of the Committee.
Congresswoman from NH's Second Congressional District promoted bi-partisan bill.
Students, educators, business leaders and other interested Granite Staters to discuss President Obama’s community college proposal.
Awards will be presented to former Salem state Rep. and congressional candidate, Pelham state Rep. in March.
In the 114th Congress, she'll continue to serve on agriculture, veterans.
Special Committee on Public Employee Pension Plan will eye participation eligibility, alternative plans, programs.
Kuster cosponsored bill to improve access to high-quality mental health services for our nation’s veterans
New Hampshire is the only state in New England without a state fossil, but a group of 10-year-olds are determined to change that.
The Stop Advertising Victims of Exploitation Act amends current law to prohibit profiting from ads involving sex trafficking.
Legislation included in end-of-year government funding bill.
Former gubernatorial candidate and now, state representative, proposes increase to $14.25; tipped workers would get an increase, too.
A brief overview over the January 7 work of the New Hampshire legislature.
Here’s a rundown of information about the 2015 election season.
Increased funding, she says, will ensure low-income Granite Staters can stay warm this winter.
Donations for the New Hampshire Food Bank collected; activities and exhibits scheduled.
A height restriction of three stories was proposed for Salem’s Town Center District. The planning board will wait one year to decide.
The planning board proposed the requirement for affordable units move from 10 to 20 percent.
Caucus brings freshman Reps. together to help end partisan gridlock in Washington.
Focus of homelessness discuss at committee hearing earlier this month.
Jasper selects strong Republican team to drive New Hampshire’s agenda.
Bill would help ensure all service members and veterans have access to high-quality mental health services.
Events to celebrate New Hampshire landmarks, products, and culture; website re-launched; committee named.
Democrats join Hudson Republican in order to thwart a Bill O'Brien comeback.
The program provides financial support family members serving as caregivers for post-9/11 veterans with serious injuries.
Names leadership team for 2015-16 legislative Session.