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Republicans in the House and Senate are moving to deliver on one of their top legislative priorities: pushing a tougher line on immigration enforcement.
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The law doesn’t require testing for PFAS, and the notification isn’t specific to each property. But proponents of the change say it could help families protect themselves from potentially harmful contamination.
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The next legislative session doesn't begin until January, but intriguing legislation is being shaped now in committee meetings at the statehouse,…
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This week for our ongoing series Only in New Hampshire, we answer a listener's question about gun laws in New Hampshire.
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There's no easy way to ask for money. Just ask the governor of New Hampshire. In just a few weeks, Governor Sununu will present his proposed budget to the…
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On today's show: Civics 101: Calling Your CongresspersonFrom Kremlin to Kremlin - Listen to this story again at PRX.org. Maceo Parker at St. Anslem's Dana…
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A paid family and medical leave bill won’t be voted on this year, despite community and bipartisan support. Representative Mary Gile, the primary sponsor…
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The New Year will bring plenty of new rules and regulations to New Hampshire, covering everything from police body cameras to the use of laser pointers.…
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New Hampshire's Legislature has approved changing when fuel dealers can contract with customers to buy fuel in advance.The bill sent to the governor…
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On July 7th, the senate passed immigration reform legislation with an overwhelming majority. Meanwhile, the republican-led house has verbally panned the…