Rick Green

With their summer break looming, New Hampshire lawmakers still need to determine the fate of important legislation about guns, mental health, taxes and more over the next couple weeks.

As city public works departments fix roads and educators plan for next school year, they are seeing sharply increased fuel costs that ultimately could be passed on to taxpayers already reeling from higher prices at the gas pump.

With their summer break looming, New Hampshire lawmakers still need to determine the fate of important legislation about guns, mental health, taxes and more over the next couple weeks.

Trauma kits, including tourniquets, would be placed in every public school in New Hampshire under a bill that cleared a legislative committee of conference Wednesday.

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An effort to require colleges in New Hampshire to allow people to carry guns on campus died Thursday in the state Legislature.

By a vote of 288-54, the N.H. House censured Rep. Travis Corcoran on Wednesday, formally registering disapproval for a social media post widely condemned as antisemitic as well as another post calling for the deportation of a state representative who is a naturalized U.S. citizen.

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The N.H. Legislature concluded its yearly session Thursday.

N.H. Sen. Ruth Ward, R-Stoddard, announced at the end of Thursday's legislative session that she would not seek re-election this year.