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Gov. Kelly Ayotte has vetoed a bill for the state’s 10-year transportation improvement plan, which one GOP leader said will put projects at risk.
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The NH News Recap catches up on the latest in a probe of alleged abuse at the Sununu Youth Services Center in Manchester.
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More than half of the youth counselor positions at the Sununu Youth Services Center are vacant, primarily due to staff injuries, as volatile incidents continue.
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Retired Judge Gerard Boyle told councilors he is slashing $200 hourly consultant rates to reduce the fund’s administrative costs.
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The head of a New Hampshire realtor group says the law is well intentioned, but could confuse property owners and municipalities.
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Former Concord Casino owner and New Hampshire state Sen. Andy Sanborn pleaded guilty to misusing over $250,000 in COVID relief funds.
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State and national Democratic leaders as well as Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and many deep-pocketed campaign organizations have all abandoned Graham Platner following new accusations that he sexually assaulted a woman he dated several years ago.
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The new state law requires teachers to disclose any information requested by parents about their child, with some exceptions, effectively overriding a New Hampshire Supreme Court decision.
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The Democratic candidate for Senate in Maine said he was assessing next steps after allegations of sexual assault were reported on Monday by Politico. Platner denied them as "categorically untrue."
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State Rep. Steven Smith, an eight-term lawmaker representing Charlestown, Newport, and Unity, is the third Republican to announce a bid for Speaker of the House.
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Fabian Schmidt, a German green card holder who moved to the United States as a teenager in 2007 and now lives in Nashua, was detained by immigration officials at Boston Logan Airport last year.
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The official ombudsman position was created in New Hampshire in 2023 to help with right-to-known records requests, but the position has been vacant for over a year.