Next Gun Raffle Drawing Saturday, September 5, 2026.
Bail reform rollback is already paying off in Manchester Read More »
Rep. Jennifer Rhodes’ House Bill 348 was signed into law by Governor Kelly Ayotte. The legislation changes how New Hampshire municipalities may determine eligibility and financial responsibility for local welfare assistance. It took effect July 21.
HB348, a First-of-its-Kind Welfare Reform Bill Sponsored by Jennifer Rhodes, Passes Read More »
KEENE, N.H. — Five New Hampshire counties that were hit hard by flooding in July have qualified for federal assistance. Officials said the money will help communities pay for repairs, and additional support could be on the way for small businesses and private nonprofit organizations. State Rep. Jennifer Rhodes, R-Winchester, said the damage from the
Federal aid coming to 5 New Hampshire counties hit hard by flooding in July Read More »
By Rick Green Sentinel Staff May 9, 2025 Updated Jun 16, 2025
NH House passes bill encouraging local enforcement of immigration Read More »
A legal shield for “free-range parenting” is being debated at the State House in Concord. New Hampshire lawmakers said they’re trying to balance parental rights with the well-being of children. House Bill 1012 would shield so-called “free-range parents” from criminal charges as long as their parenting decisions result in no actual injury or harm to
From the Keene Sentinel, December 12, 2024
NH legislative training aims to curb uncivil discourse Read More »
CONCORD, N.H. — Lawmakers failed to reach an agreement late last week on a series of bills to toughen penalties on fentanyl dealers. Republicans on the House Criminal Justice Committee want to increase sentences for drug dealers who bring fentanyl into New Hampshire with the intent to distribute it and those who deal fatal doses
Tougher sentences for fentanyl dealers Read More »
Adam Sexton of WMUR covers our vote on expanding stand your ground laws.
Standing Your Ground Read More »