Rick Green, Keene Sentinel

The New Hampshire Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals says legislation that has passed the state House and is pending in the Senate would cripple animal cruelty investigations in New Hampshire.

The New Hampshire House of Representatives passed the bill March 26 by a vote of 208 to 125. The full Senate will consider the bill later this spring.

The legislation is named 'Sherrill's Law' after New Hampshire State Police Trooper Jesse Sherrill, who was killed when a tractor-trailer hit his cruiser at a highway project on Interstate 95 in Portsmouth in 2021.

A man who once supervised the state's vehicle inspection program is now supporting legislation to end it.

State lawmakers are considering a bill that would close the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of Health Equity.

The Dover legislator sponsoring the bill says it would promote safety across New Hampshire by reducing the chance that the bicyclist will be rear-ended by a motor vehicle.

A bill before New Hampshire lawmakers would make the opossum the Granite State's official marsupial.

All New Hampshire House members and staff are being encouraged to attend the “Managing Difficult Conversations” training — as well as a Christmas party afterward.

The Education Freedom Savings Account Oversight Committee will release a report next month with recommendations for changes to the taxpayer-funded program, which helps parents pay for their children’s costs of attending private, religious and home schools.

The U.S. District Court of New Hampshire struck down the 2021 "divisive concepts" teaching law in a May 28, 2024 ruling.