New Hampshire’s Sluggish Housing Growth Is Leading to Longer Commutes, Report Suggests
There is a growing gap in New Hampshire between how much it costs for housing and how much residents are earning — and nowhere is it clearer than in the…
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Back to The FeedFree and Reduced Price School Meals, 2026–2027
Dover schools provide free and reduced price school meals to qualifying students. All information that’s shared by a parent or guardian remains private. It is not shared with teachers. If…
As Drought Expands Across Central NH Again This Fall, in Some Places It Never Fully Went Away
It’s been more than a year since all of New Hampshire was completely drought-free, and despite some spring and summer rain, drought has returned to a central swath of the…
Lawsuit Seeks to Strike down Tax-cap Ballot Question Before November
Republican lawmakers hope a new statewide ballot question will give voters a say this November in whether to impose a cap over their local school district property taxes. But two…
A New Law Puts School District Tax Caps on the November Ballot. Here’s How It Works
As they weigh their choices for governor, state legislators, and congressional representatives, New Hampshire voters will also be asked a different question in November: Should we freeze our local school…
GOP Govs Join Trump Pledge Designed to Shield Ratepayers from Data Center Costs
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Thursday announced the addition of Republican governors, legislators, utility services and tech companies into his voluntary pledge aimed at keeping data center construction and…
A Year after Crisis, No Clear Answers for School District Risk Pools
Members of the Londonderry School Board had barely begun their budgeting process last September when they received a jolt. SchoolCare, the organization that provided the district’s health care, said it…
Ayotte Signs Bill Paving Way for More Corporate Tax Cuts; Vetoes 10-Year-Highway Plan
CONCORD – Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed HB 155 into law this week, legislation that Democrats say paves the way for another corporate tax cut and downshifts $26 million a year…
Book Removals, Tax Caps, School Meals: The Flurry of End-of-session Education Bills
In 2025, the New Hampshire House and Senate split their education committees in two. One committee handled education policy related bills and the other education finance bills; leaders said the…
State to Ask Supreme Court to Overturn Claremont School Funding Rulings
The New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office plans to ask the state Supreme Court to overturn its two landmark Claremont school funding rulings from the 1990s, arguing they are an improper…
Senate Republicans Kill Efforts to Fund Housing Champions, Increase Oversight of EFAs
CONCORD — As hard as they tried, Democrats could not get a single Republican vote in the Senate to pass a number of initiatives offered, including bills to help support…
House Passes Bill Banning “Leftist Indoctrination” and LGBTQ+ Teaching in Public Schools
New Hampshire House Republicans are moving forward with a new attempt to regulate teaching on race, history, and LGTBQ+ issues in public schools. On Thursday, the chamber passed a bill…
