State desk
New Hampshire
Headlines from 12 New Hampshire outlets, gathered in one place, alongside where the state actually stands on the policies behind them.
Every headline links straight to the outlet that reported it.
Where New Hampshire stands: Concealed carry: Constitutional (Permitless) Carry · No Income Tax · Gas tax: low · Death penalty: Abolished · No Right-to-Work Law · Minimum wage: Matches the Federal Floor · Voter ID: Strict Photo ID · School choice: Universal / Near-Universal · Stand-your-ground: No Duty to Retreat · Absentee voting: Excuse Required · Attorney general selection: Appointed by the governor.
From New Hampshire newsrooms
- Candidates agree the state should freeze new data center permits but differ on how quickly it should act Concord Monitor · Oct 18
- Newsom to NH Dems: Get ‘Ruthless’ and Get Behind Warmington NH Journal · Oct 17
- Seventeen days from the midterms, ‘No Kings’ rally in Concord aims to get out the vote Concord Monitor · Oct 17
- Water Projects Advance as Special Assessment District’s Changes Made Londonderry Times · Oct 17
- Acting Town Manager Pledges Changes to Email Practices and Legal Budgeting Londonderry Times · Oct 17
- Library Reopens, But Officials Monitoring Mold and Humidity Londonderry Times · Oct 17
- North School Holds Annual Cancer Awareness Walk Londonderry Times · Oct 17
- Latest No Kings protest urges Granite Staters to vote New Hampshire Bulletin · Oct 17
- Concord emerges victorious over Nashua North, 21-14 Concord Monitor · Oct 17
- PODCAST: ‘Bleep’ Those Political Ads! NH Journal · Oct 17
- Stephen, O’Connell face off in Executive Council District 4 Concord Monitor · Oct 17
- Flying cars, sandboxes and New Hampshire’s future Josiah Bartlett Center · Oct 16
- In Concord visit, RFK Jr. renews attack on hep B vaccine that inspired state anti-vaccine bill New Hampshire Bulletin · Oct 16
- ‘We’ve got to button it up’: Childcare council reduces schedule, shifts priorities ahead of session New Hampshire Bulletin · Oct 16
- In New Hampshire’s 1st Congressional District, childcare policy enters affordability conversation New Hampshire Bulletin · Oct 16
- GOP Shrugs Off Bolduc Support for Pappas in Senate Race NH Journal · Oct 15
- Despite DNC Snub, National Dems Keep Coming to NH NH Journal · Oct 15
- Dr. Erin Dineen Zaffini Earns Distinction as KSC Outstanding Music Alumnus Orang Asli Archives: Exhibits · Oct 12
- State revenues continue to grow into FY 2027 Josiah Bartlett Center · Oct 9
- New England’s embrace of nuclear power leaves out a crucial step Josiah Bartlett Center · Oct 2
- USNH launches new free tuition for NH families making up to $100k Orang Asli Archives: Exhibits · Oct 1
- Starter homes are hugely popular in New Hampshire, but building them is usually illegal Josiah Bartlett Center · Sep 25
- A Week of Broadway Classes & Broadway Shows Orang Asli Archives: Exhibits · Jul 28
- From "I Wasn't Considering College" to a Job at Janos Technology, In One Year Orang Asli Archives: Exhibits · Jul 27
- State property tax relief for homeowners available through June 30 The Berlin Daily Sun · Jun 24
- 'Of Birds & Places' on view at Bethlehem gallery The Berlin Daily Sun · Jun 17
- Gorham chief under fire for stance on ICE The Berlin Daily Sun · Apr 29
- Gorham holds info session on sidewalk safety project The Berlin Daily Sun · Sep 30
- The Basin-Cascades Trail Weirs Times · Jul 20
- Mount Lafayette – Greenleaf Trail Weirs Times · Jun 29