Fabian Schmidt chose America long ago. A year after getting trapped in ICE’s net, he still does. • New Hampshire Bulletin

Fabian Schmidt sometimes wakes up afraid in the middle of the night, briefly forgetting he’s no longer at the maximum security prison where he spent two months last year.

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New protections for people with disabilities in state care signed into law • New Hampshire Bulletin

A bill aimed at protecting people with disabilities from abuse and neglect is now law.

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Ayotte vetoes nine bills, including book ban push and toll increases for out-of-state visitors • New Hampshire Bulletin

Nearly two years into her tenure, Gov. Kelly Ayotte has become comfortable with a veto pen.

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Ayotte vetoes effort to help the wrongfully convicted prove their innocence • New Hampshire Bulletin

Gov. Kelly Ayotte vetoed a bill that would’ve eliminated a three-year deadline for convicts to request a retrial based on new evidence.

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Miss Wheelchair New Hampshire hopes her crown can help others the same way it helped her • New Hampshire Bulletin

Today, Nenia Ballard is 2026’s Miss Wheelchair New Hampshire, but her early days using the chair were filled with shame.

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Here’s who is running in New Hampshire’s primaries this September • New Hampshire Bulletin

The filing period for elected office is officially over in New Hampshire, which means voters now know who will be on the ballot for September’s primary elections.

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‘Trying the same thing again isn’t going to get a different result’: Ayotte vetoes anti-trans bill • New Hampshire Bulletin

A Republican effort to keep transgender people out of restrooms, sports teams and other spaces in New Hampshire that align with their gender identity has again been stymied in the State House’s corner...

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Miss Wheelchair New Hampshire hopes her crown can help others the same way it helped her • New Hampshire Bulletin

Today, Nenia Ballard is 2026’s Miss Wheelchair New Hampshire, but her early days using the chair were filled with shame.

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RFK Jr. announces new effort on Lyme disease during New Hampshire visit • New Hampshire Bulletin

During a visit to New Hampshire Friday, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced millions of dollars in funding for research on Lyme disease before what’s expected to be a heavy tick season.

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Attorney General’s Office: North Country Healthcare breached its fiduciary duties, needs changes • New Hampshire Bulletin

After a monthslong review, the Charitable Trusts Unit concluded that North Country Healthcare, which operates three hospitals in rural northern New Hampshire, breached its fiduciary duties when it fir...

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Democratic Party’s 2024 national autopsy not kind to Joyce Craig’s gubernatorial campaign • New Hampshire Bulletin

The Democratic National Committee commissioned an “autopsy” of the party’s losses in 2024, and while much of the draft report centers around Kamala Harris’ failed presidential bid, it also includes cr...

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Ayotte’s opponents on the campaign trail take aim at her Medicaid record • New Hampshire Bulletin

As Gov. Kelly Ayotte seeks to fend off challengers in her reelection bid, her top Democratic challenger, Cinde Warmington, has sought to make Medicaid — and the several changes to the program Ayotte f...

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Will New Hampshire’s ‘bathroom bill’ get vetoed for a fourth time? And then a fifth time? • New Hampshire Bulletin

The New Hampshire Legislature has sent a bill to Gov. Kelly Ayotte for final approval that would allow transgender people to be excluded from restrooms, locker rooms, sports teams, and other settings ...

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Warmington slams Ayotte over child advocate cuts amid new Sununu Center revelations • New Hampshire Bulletin

The Sununu Youth Services Center has been rocked in recent weeks by new allegations of abuse and neglect, and Cinde Warmington, a Democratic challenger in the New Hampshire governor’s race, blames Gov...

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Sanchez remains child advocate, on holdover status, nearly two months after Ayotte pick withdrew • New Hampshire Bulletin

Cassandra Sanchez packed up her desk at the Office of the Child Advocate weeks ago, but her final day still hasn’t arrived.

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Ayotte says state will ‘keep doing what we’re doing’ regarding Northeast Public Health Collaborative • New Hampshire Bulletin

Gov. Kelly Ayotte said New Hampshire will continue to be involved with the Northeast Public Health Collaborative but will not formally join the group.

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New law adds harsher punishment for drivers who refuse Breathalyzer — an Ayotte priority • New Hampshire Bulletin

On Monday morning, Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed into law harsher penalties for drivers who refuse to take a breath alcohol test, checking off a priority of the first-term Republican governor.

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Lawmakers again consider giving convicts more time to prove their innocence • New Hampshire Bulletin

New Hampshire state law allows convicts three years to request a new trial. After that, they lose the right. That’s true even if new evidence contradicting their guilt emerges. However, New Hampshire ...

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Federal judge rules trial in case against Health and Human Services can move forward • New Hampshire Bulletin

A trial could soon determine the fate of Choices for Independence, New Hampshire’s at-home care program for people with physical disabilities and the elderly.

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$1 billion over 5 years: Director of NH’s new rural health program rolls out goals for federal funds • New Hampshire Bulletin

Donnalee Lozeau, director of GO-NORTH, said her philosophy in distributing the hundreds of millions of dollars the federal government is giving New Hampshire to spend on its struggling rural healthcar...

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