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One year after the Legislature added a paid family and medical leave program to the state budget, the state has found a partner to launch the plans.

House Bill 1178 would prevent action “to enforce, administer, or cooperate with” federal firearms laws that don’t exist in New Hampshire law.

Heres what this bill means for proof of identity for people registering to vote on election day in New Hampshire.

Last week, the New Hampshire Bulletin took home 10 awards from the New Hampshire Press Association Distinguished Journalism Contest. As I said in a short story we posted on Friday to announce the awards, “I couldn’t be more proud of Amanda, Ethan, and Annmarie” – and I meant it.

In its first year entering the New Hampshire Press Association, the New Hampshire Bulletin took home 10 reporting awards, many of them for first place, in the division for small daily news outlets. The awards were presented Thursday night at the association’s annual awards ceremony.

A bill requiring certain same-day registrants in N.H. to produce documents proving they qualify to vote after Election Day could be on its way to law.

Gov. Chris Sununu said the threat of violence in schools is real. But he dismissed the idea of passing new laws around firearms access.

NH Gov. Chris Sununu has vetoed a bill limiting the governor’s emergency powers, angering some on the political right.

On Thursday, Gov. Chris Sununu vowed to veto the bill over concerns about the consequences for children, putting the bill’s prospects in serious doubt.

Gov. Chris Sununu vowed to veto a controversial “parental rights” bill Thursday, arguing that it could cause “challenges” to children