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By WILLIAM SKIPWORTH

Last month, as the New Hampshire House of Representatives was meeting in Concord for a voting day, Rep. David Nagel was pulled aside by his colleague Rep. Jim Kofalt, a fellow Republican.

By WILLIAM SKIPWORTH

A Republican-backed proposal to eliminate New Hampshire’s mechanism for purchasing vaccines was approved by the state House of Representatives Thursday.

By WILLIAM SKIPWORTH

People with disabilities make up nearly a third of New Hampshire’s impoverished, according to a new study from the New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute.

By WILLIAM SKIPWORTH

Thursday marked one month since President Donald Trump returned to the White House and began an eventful second presidential term that included a slew of controversial Cabinet nominees, a series of executive orders many have called illegal, and an attempt to excise chunks of the federal government that don’t fit his agenda.

By WILLIAM SKIPWORTH

The New Hampshire House of Representatives approved a proposal through a voice vote on Thursday to punish people who file false reports of child abuse or neglect.

By WILLIAM SKIPWORTH

Eleven maternity wards have closed in New Hampshire since 2000, and the leading cause of maternal mortality in the state is behavioral health, including substance abuse.

By WILLIAM SKIPWORTH

Every year, about 1 million visitors hit the slopes to ski or snowboard in New Hampshire’s White Mountain National Forest, according to the National Forest Service.

By WILLIAM SKIPWORTH

New Hampshire businesses may be losing an estimated $56 million because the state’s child care shortage is disrupting parents’ ability to work, according to a new study from the New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute.

By WILLIAM SKIPWORTH

As President Donald Trump and Republicans in Washington, D.C., seek to eradicate diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts throughout the federal government, their state-level allies in New Hampshire are working to do the same in the Granite State.

By WILLIAM SKIPWORTH

A proposal to further restrict abortion access in New Hampshire has officially died.

By WILLIAM SKIPWORTH

John Murphy, a telecommunications worker with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, is tired of having to show up to protests every year to oppose right-to-work legislation in New Hampshire.

By WILLIAM SKIPWORTH

A bipartisan group of legislators wants to double the amount of money the state is allowed to pay out to New Hampshire first responders who are injured in the line of duty.

By WILLIAM SKIPWORTH

One day in February 2021, Nenia Ballard, an officer with the Canaan Police Department, was driving her police cruiser through her western New Hampshire community when she came to an intersection she’d been to many times before.