William Skipworth - New Hampshire Bulletin

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.

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.

Many of the vetoed bills were lightning rod political priorities for members of her party.

Governor Ayotte has vetoed a bill that would allow medical marijuana dispensaries — known as alternative treatment centers in New Hampshire — to have their own greeenhouse cultivation on site.

Under an agreement with the state, North Country Healthcare will hire and pay for an independent board governance consultant, hold community listening sessions and hold off on any board governance restructuring plan.

New Hampshire’s Republican-controlled House and Senate have mostly agreed on legislation this year. But on some of the most contentious issues, the single-party control of the Legislature and governor’s office has not translated to automatic alignment.

Wraparound services seek to connect disparate and complicated care systems, including mental healthcare, special education, and child protective services so they can work together seamlessly for those experiencing a mental health crisis.

U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan’s letter cites “troubling allegations” against a methadone clinic's business practices and care.

The switch means Republicans’ majority in the New Hampshire House now grows from 214-178 to 215-177.

GO-NORTH was created after New Hampshire received roughly $200 million through the federal government’s Rural Health Transformation Program this year. The state expects to receive similar amounts every year through 2030.