Annmarie Timmins - New Hampshire Bulletin

Among those charged by the state, the former state Senator is the only person whose fraud charges are connected with pandemic assistance given to businesses.

Learn more about where Kelly Ayotte and Joyce Craig stand on two key child care issues: cost and workforce.

The NH Attorney General says Sanborn, a former state senator, misrepresented his casino’s finances in order to increase the amount of money he got from a Covid-relief fund.

The buyer has two years to close the deal, and the project may begin with commercial development, not the housing city officials say is desperately needed.

A lawyer for the state argued Thursday that the loss to charities if Concord Casino is not sold and reopened is too minimal to justify extending the casino’s deadline to sell.

Doug Emhoff, husband to Vice President Kamala Harris, described the next election, from the top of the ticket down, as decisive for access to reproductive health care.

Mark Edgington one of three Republican candidates competing for a two-seat floterial House race in Hudson and Litchfield.

Concord casino owner Andy Sanborn now has until July 18 to sell his casino, but the deadline could be much longer.

New Hampshire's judicial branch has asked the Executive Council for approval to use $6.75 million to expand its existing housing assistance program to include people with a history of opioid use disorder.

At issue is the Medicaid Enhancement Tax (MET) hospitals pay annually, which totaled about $320 million this year.