Pity whoever stages televised debates for the First Congressional District race with 11 Democrats, six Republicans and one Libertarian filing in the race to replace U.S. Rep. Carol Shea-Porter, who is not seeking re-election. READ MORE
Last week electric deregulation grabbed headlines with the release of a state Supreme Court decision overturning a Public Utilities Commission decision. The PUC’s October 2016 decision prevented Eversource from entering a 20-year agreement with Algonquin READ MORE
You could ask how does a state budget go $100 million out of whack in a half-a-dozen months. READ MORE
As the old adage attributed to Otto von Bismarck goes: “If you like laws and sausages, you should never watch either one being made.” READ MORE
With less than a month to go in the 2018 session, lawmakers face some of the biggest decisions they will make this term. READ MORE
For nearly 39 years, hospitals’ uncompensated care has been the gift that keeps on giving. READ MORE
A look ahead at legislation and lawmaking in motion in New Hampshire. READ MORE
The New Hampshire Presidential Primary may be two years away, but in the current political climate it is never too early to begin the groundwork for a run. READ MORE
“How much tinkering is too much?” is a good question to ask after a bill’s policy is approved by the House and then goes through the House Finance Committee meat grinder. READ MORE
Any decision on reconsidering Northern Pass’s application to build a 192-mile transmission line will wait until May after the Site Evaluation Committee decided Monday to suspend its oral denial of the project. READ MORE
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