State Democrats have proposed bills that would add reporting requirements or restrictions on federal immigration infrastructure in New Hampshire.

The end of the holiday season has an unlikely beneficiary: goats.

Two New Hampshire courts told the Legislature it needs to increase the amount of money the state spends per public school student. But in the first meeting of the legislative session this week, lawmakers voted against doing so.

Town and state officials say they have no additional information about the federal government's draft plans to open an immigrant detainee processing site that could hold 500 to 1,500 people.

The Trump administration’s move to freeze federal child care payments to some states has alarmed local child care providers and families. State officials say they have received no indication payments are at risk.

We hear from one volunteer about what it’s like to perform search and rescue missions in New Hampshire.

The measure is backed by Republicans, who argue that college and high school IDs lack security protocols. Democrats say it is designed to make voting harder for students.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reduced the number of vaccines it recommends for all children. The state health department said this week that it would continue to follow guidance from national medical organizations.

Manchester resident Venancio Pino thinks the strike by U.S. troops against Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro is a step in the right direction for his home country, but he says there's still a great deal of fear among friends still living there.

There’s been a lot of changes recently to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also known as SNAP. What do these changes mean? Why was SNAP created in the first place?