CONCORD — A bill to encourage communities to approve recovery homes for those addicted to drugs or alcohol fell apart Monday over capping the number of beds in each community
Nearly 100 students and supporters were arrested Wednesday night and charged with criminal trespass after refusing to disperse from the Dartmouth College green during a protest against Israel’s military action
CONCORD — Gov. Chris Sununu said numerous protests on college campuses against Israeli actions in the Gaza strip are “pure antisemitism, pure hatred,” driven by students who are informed about
With police, fire and prison security recruitment issues continually facing the state and vacancy rates as high as 20 percent, Group II retirement benefits for state employees was before the Senate Finance Committee Tuesday where the issue died last year.
THE INK WAS barely dry on the latest proposal to legalize recreational use of marijuana when some insiders declared it dead on arrival in the state Senate.