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Changes include reducing the amount of money allocated to two housing stability programs and diverting the dollars to rental relief.

Blue Harbor Coffee was four months old when COVID-19 first arrived in New Hampshire, and business was strong. It was about to get stronger.

Strafford County Sheriff Mark Brave and Merrimack County Sheriff David Croft say guidance is necessary to clarify how they can operate under new law.

New Hampshire is already facing legal action against the formula it uses to allocate state money to public schools.

The Department of Education will host a conference in August designed to train students and educators in techniques to “disrupt the pathway to violence”

To Kate Shea, dealing with her school’s special education adjudication process was “the tale of two children.”

People who commit vandalism in New Hampshire could face up to a year in jail under a bill signed by Gov. Chris Sununu.

President Biden signed a package of firearms regulations last month. But how smoothly will those federal gun safety rules roll out in New Hampshire?

The federal package creates new incentives for states to pass “red flag laws,” which were vetoed in New Hampshire by Gov. Chris Sununu.

"We’re seeing fentanyl mixed with everything, including counterfeit pills,” State Police Col. Nathan Noyes said.