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Plaintiffs allege that the new law has a “chilling effect” on classroom lessons. The state is asking for the case to be dismissed.

Proponents of the law hope it will make telehealth more accessible to those with poor internet connectivity or busy schedules.

A group of men at the State Prison are objecting to what they call the “arbitrary” way judges decide who can get out of prison early in New Hampshire.

New Hampshire will longer ask aspiring lawyers about their mental health history in order to pass the bar.The state court system joins Massachusetts, New…

In the late 1800s Marilla Ricker opened the door for women to practice law in New Hampshire. But as Jason Moon reports, some lawyers practicing today say…

Democrats flipped the New Hampshire Legislature and Executive Council in this week's elections. But they also took control of two lower-profile offices…

High school commencement ceremonies mark the passage to adulthood as much as turning 18 years old does. The New Hampshire Bar Association has published…

Last summer, US Customs and Border Patrol Agents set up an immigration checkpoint on I-93 in Woodstock, New Hampshire. Agents detained undocumented…

On today's show:Why We Write about Ourselves is edited by Meredith Maran and features writers like Edwidge Danticat, Anne Lamott, Cheryl Strayed, and Nick…