Page 3 - Sharon Carson News Today

CONCORD – The state Senate is expected to vote Friday on whether New Hampshire should join the supermajority of states that require the collection of information on the number of

A proposed constitutional amendment prohibiting slavery and involuntary servitude in New Hampshire would have some serious negative effects as now written, Cheshire County Department of Corrections Superintendent Doug Iosue told

 

HOUSE DEPUTY SPEAKER Steven Smith, R-Charlestown, is the latest prominent Republican to get on board the Kelly Ayotte-for-governor bandwagon.

New Hampshire Democrats tried to stop Republicans from cracking down on fentanyl dealers, saying the "tough on crime" way doesn't work.

CONCORD — Three fentanyl-related bills coming off hairline committee votes were passed by the Senate on Thursday, showing a growing appetite among lawmakers to see the state clamp down on

The March 27 event will see panelists discuss how mounting debt can negatively impact employees’ 401(k) contributions and balances.

Friday with most lawmakers already at their destinations for the week-long vacation, it wasn’t exactly a news dump, but an ethics opinion dump with a couple of sticky issues.

New Hampshire Senate Republicans blocked an effort to enact an extreme risk protection order system, sometimes referred to as a “red flag” law.

The fight over abortion raged on at the New Hampshire State House on Thursday with senators debating several bills.