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Dan Tuohy/NHPRNew Hampshire has suspended its car inspection program until further notice, after a state law went into effect ending vehicle inspections. Though an emissions testing compnay took the state to federal court, state authorities issued new guidance that no state inspection stickers need to be sought, nor issued. -
Todd Bookman/NHPRCinde Warmington is an attorney and former member of the New Hampshire Executive Council.
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The bill would have imposed a 0.75% surcharge tax on second homes in New Hampshire worth $500,000 or more. -
One bill seeks to eliminate nearly all vaccine requirements. But others are more limited in scope and don’t target the requirements as much as specific aspects of the state’s broader vaccine policy. -
The biggest gambling winners are the casino game room operators themselves, which took in $250 million in 2025 from horse racing and games of chance alone, with video lottery games on track to generate $75 million a year. Casino betting in New Hampshire is generating half a billion dollars a year in revenue. -
New data from the U.S. Education Department show the extent of international gifts and contracts to colleges and universities. -
Will, a superior court judge and former solicitor general, will fill a seat vacated by Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi. -
Agencies that oversee everything from business development to state parks to bridges in New Hampshire will have new leadership appointed by Gov. Kelly Ayotte. -
Former U.S. Marshal William Hart was appointed by Gov. Kelly Ayotte in August 2025 to be commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Corrections. -
Goodlander and five other congressional Democrats appeared in a video in November 2025 urging military and intelligence members to not carry out illegal orders – those at odds with the U.S. Constitution or military rules of engagement. -
A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction late last month ordering New Hampshire to take steps to continue vehicle testing beyond the sunset date for annual car inspections in order to comply with the Clean Air Act. The state, in turn, extended the deadline for expired inspections until April. -
On Tuesday, nearly 3,500 people packed American University's Bender Arena for the monks' first public stop in the nation's capital after completing a 15-week trek from Texas that captivated the country. The monks said their aim was to promote mindfulness and inner peace.
