(The Center Square) – After legislative attempts to address the affordable housing shortage were curtailed by the COVID-19 crisis last year, lawmakers in New Hampshire are eager to dig into the issue again.
(The Center Square) – The New Hampshire House of Representatives will be considering a bill in the new session that would reduce the state's business taxes incrementally over the next two years.
(The Center Square) – With COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations still rising, Gov. Chris Sununu has extended a statewide mask mandate and travel guidance for residents.
(The Center Square) – New Hampshire’s government expenditures and government jobs in outdoor recreation in 2019 stood at $71 million and 900 employees based on 2012 North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) estimates.
(The Center Square) – New unemployment claims in New Hampshire dropped last week even as the coronavirus outbreak continues to impact the state's economy.
(The Center Square) – Marijuana advocates are continuing a push to legalize the drug for recreational use in New Hampshire, but the effort faces an unlikely path in the Republican-controlled Legislature.
(The Center Square) – While New Hampshire’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout is proceeding, it is going a bit slower than many had initially expected.
On January 6, 2021, Gov. Chris Sununu (R) announced that he will renominate Attorney General Gordan MacDonald (R) to the New Hampshire State Supreme Court.
(The Center Square) – Gov. Chris Sununu touted New Hampshire's response to the coronavirus pandemic in his inauguration speech Thursday night and pledged to help rebuild the state's economy by keeping taxes low and creating more jobs.
(The Center Square) – New unemployment claims in New Hampshire edged up last week as more jobless workers as an extra $300 in weekly payments kicked in from the latest federal coronavirus aid package.
(The Center Square) – After legislative attempts to address the affordable housing shortage were curtailed by the COVID-19 crisis last year, lawmakers in New Hampshire are eager to dig into the issue again.
(The Center Square) – The New Hampshire House of Representatives will be considering a bill in the new session that would reduce the state's business taxes incrementally over the next two years.
(The Center Square) – With COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations still rising, Gov. Chris Sununu has extended a statewide mask mandate and travel guidance for residents.
(The Center Square) – New Hampshire’s government expenditures and government jobs in outdoor recreation in 2019 stood at $71 million and 900 employees based on 2012 North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) estimates.
(The Center Square) – New unemployment claims in New Hampshire dropped last week even as the coronavirus outbreak continues to impact the state's economy.
(The Center Square) – Marijuana advocates are continuing a push to legalize the drug for recreational use in New Hampshire, but the effort faces an unlikely path in the Republican-controlled Legislature.
(The Center Square) – While New Hampshire’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout is proceeding, it is going a bit slower than many had initially expected.
On January 6, 2021, Gov. Chris Sununu (R) announced that he will renominate Attorney General Gordan MacDonald (R) to the New Hampshire State Supreme Court.
(The Center Square) – Gov. Chris Sununu touted New Hampshire's response to the coronavirus pandemic in his inauguration speech Thursday night and pledged to help rebuild the state's economy by keeping taxes low and creating more jobs.
(The Center Square) – New unemployment claims in New Hampshire edged up last week as more jobless workers as an extra $300 in weekly payments kicked in from the latest federal coronavirus aid package.
(The Center Square) – New Hampshire isn't doing enough to find homes for foster children under its care, and is violating the rights of older kids who are placed into group homes, a federal lawsuit alleges.
