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Links in “Concord Monitor”
- My Turn: Don’t throw cold water on state’s hot economy
- Sununu weighs gender identity bills
- New N.H. voting law could trigger motor vehicle registration requirements
- Capital Beat: Partisan fighting hits fever pitch at State House
- Legal community questions vote against MacDonald
- New Hampshire Red roams State House hallways
- On the Trail: Bill O’Brien hints at possible run for U.S. Senate
- Letter: Net metering bill veto was the right decision
- My Turn: Let’s close the door on Northern Pass once and for all
- Our Turn: As chief justice, will MacDonald protect a woman’s right to choose
- Gov. Chris Sununu: Concerns and common ground as budget takes shape
- Senate Democrats to pitch $12.9 billion budget on the road
- What’s in the N.H. Senate budget
- Judge rules N.H. school funding formula inadequate, unconstitutional
- The State House almost wasn’t built on its current lot. It almost wasn’t even built in Concord.
- Sununu set to nominate AG Gordon MacDonald as chief justice of N.H.’s high court
- In N.H., marriage equality didn’t happen without a fight
- Sununu signs public school anti-discrimination bill
- N.H. passes law requiring public schools to provide free pads, tampons in bathrooms
- With new arsenic law, N.H. becomes leader in environmental regulation
- 91.7% of drivers are speeding, a flashing radar speed sign finds
- Sununu to sign Democrat-backed safeguards to Obamacare provisions
- My Turn: Politics and justice – hard lessons
- Child detention meets N.H. primary politics
- Capital Beat: Conflict of interest concerns swirl around MacDonald Supreme Court bid
- Tax credits to help with building of freestyle kayaking hole in Franklin
- Biggest issues facing budget
- Senate fails to override veto of substance use disorder rate hike bill
- Sununu vetoes rate increase for substance abuse, mental health treatment providers
- Data shows 9 of out 10 educators who have credentials revoked in N.H. are men
- Senate passes $12.9 billion state budget
- Sununu signs bills to increase funding to DCYF
- Sununu vetoes bill to raise solar credits
- Editorial: At last, an end to the death penalty
- N.H. Supreme Court agreed with state’s rejection of Northern Pass transmission line
- Law will require N.H. pharmacists to label opioids, hand out pamphlets detailing risks
- My Turn: Democrats’ tax plan and fuzzy accounting too risky
- Sununu vetoes election finance reform bills
- State politicians to take week-long minimum wage challenge
- Bill that would provide free breakfast to students on reduced meal plan headed to governor’s desk
- First Republican challenger to Shaheen strikes bipartisan tone
- Census Bureau estimates that 10% of New Hampshire is now a racial or ethnic minority
- Right-to-know reforms heading to Gov. Sununu’s desk
- Fast-charging stations for electric cars may be coming to N.H. highway
- Ahead of budget negotiations, business taxes cause sharp divide
- N.H. Senate budget: Under the radar items
- On the trail: Kuster, Hassan in France to mark D-Day anniversary
- Department of Transportation unveils memorial for fallen public employees
- N.H. Supreme Court hears arguments in Reps. Hall for State House bicentennial
- Governors reflect on State House as it turns 200