Kevin Landrigan

Gov. Kelly Ayotte kicked off the first of two days of hearings from state agencies making requests for projects to be included in the next capital budget for the two-year

A national political action committee that aims to protect the future of Social Security and Medicare is taking sides in the crowded 1st Congressional District primary and backing Stefany Shaheen's bid for the open seat.

State prosecutors said they will soon ask a judge to issue a preliminary injunction and remove an abutter's concrete barrier blocking a 1-mile stretch of the Northern New Hampshire Rail Trail in Andover.

A Chicago consulting firm will receive just over $20 million during the next five years to evaluate all contracts and programs created with the GO-NORTH rural health initiative.

Security work is among the proposed projects in New Hampshire’s two-year capital budget. It has been his agency’s top capital need during his entire tenure, Information Technology Commissioner Denis Goulet said.

Two executive councilors allege that a former private contractor employee working as a youth counselor at the Sununu Youth Services Center (SYSC) in Manchester had five sexual assault convictions 15 years ago with affected victims under 16 years old.

There's good and bad news for House Majority Leader Jason Osborne , R-Auburn, and House Democratic PAC Victory Committee Chair Matt Wilhelm , D-Manchester, when it comes to House Republican and Democratic leaders determined efforts to fill all 400 open seats this November.

Two executive councilors allege that a former private contractor employee working as a youth counselor at the Sununu Youth Services Center (SYSC) in Manchester had five sexual assault convictions 15

First-time state limits for transactions at cryptocurrency ATMs became law with Gov. Kelly Ayotte's signature on legislation responding to cases of New Hampshire seniors and others getting scammed out of millions of dollars.

Saying it could lead to “forced euthanasia” of abused animals, Gov. Kelly Ayotte has vetoed legislation ( HB 1766 ) that had overwhelming bipartisan support, designed to give owners due process before their animals were seized.