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New Hampshire officials are attempting to recover $6 million in unemployment benefits that have been incorrectly paid out to Granite Staters.

The House and Senate passed Senate Bill 42, which would eliminate interest payments on unemployment benefit overpayments unless the recipient had committed fraud. The governor vetoed the bill.

MEMO TO GOV. Chris Sununu:

Sharon Carson I This week marks the 147th anniversary of the Battle of the Little Bighorn, a commemoration more commonly known as Victory Day among many members of the Lakota, Arapahoe, and Northern Cheyenne nations who defeated the United States 7th Calvary on June 25th/26th in 1876. The National Parks Service has long maintained a…

CONCORD — Creating a commission to explore the state-controlled sale of marijuana to adults took a big step forward Wednesday.

CONCORD — The raw political wounds left over from House-Senate infighting about bail reform continued to fester Monday as legislative negotiators made no progress during a first day of talks.

The New Hampshire Senate passed a $15.2 billion, two-year state budget with bipartisan support Wednesday, sending the pared-down proposal back to the House for further consideration. The Republican-led Senate unanimously

The New Hampshire Senate passed a $15.2 billion, two-year state budget with bipartisan support Wednesday, sending the pared-down proposal back to the House for...

A $15.2 billion, two-year budget was passed with bipartisan support by New Hampshire's Senate. The budget will be sent back to the House for further consideration.

The New Hampshire Senate passed a $15.2 billion, two-year state budget with bipartisan support Wednesday, sending the pared-down proposal back to the House for further consideration. The Republican-led Senate unanimously and quickly approved the operating budget recommended by its Finance Committee before spending hours debating and rejecting all but two proposed amendments to a companion