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Gov. Ayotte rejects Pamela Smart's bid for reduced sentence
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Gov. Kelly Ayotte said Thursday she will not give Pamela Smart a pardon hearing before New Hampshire's Executive Council.
"I said from the beginning that we won't let our state go the way of Massachusetts and their billion-dollar illegal immigrant ...
Firearm manufacturers in New Hampshire would be largely exempt from lawsuits over features on their weapons under a bill ...
Despite “Genital Observation Police” passing out “inspection cards” at the New Hampshire State House, a bathroom bill passed the NH Senate.
Senate Bill 62, which Ayotte also signed, will remove local authority to stop their police departments from signing onto ...
New Hampshire cities and towns would be prohibited from enacting "sanctuary" policies limiting cooperation with federal ...
Surrounded by conservatives from the House and Senate, Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed two bills into law on Thursday that will ...
New Hampshire and its health systems have found an accord regarding planned changes to the state’s Medicaid provider tax, ...
The state and acute-care hospitals have settled what had become a bitter lawsuit over charges that New Hampshire was getting ready to exploit a federal cash reimbursement provision under Medicaid to ...
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