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The new law requires school boards to work with parents and teachers on a cell phone policy, but it sets no deadline for implementing that policy. Nor does it require schools to ask students — who are directly impacted — for input on a new policy.

As gambling expands in NH, how do other governments regulate the industry?

Supreme Court blocks part of Florida's immigration law

After 50 years, NH authorities identify woman found dead in Marlborough in 1974

How does the Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship affect NH?

Shark experts confirm great white shark sighting off Woods Hole

Access to NH Medicaid coverage is changing. Here's what you need to know.

A new school year will bring cell phone bans, new classes, and new education costs

Calling her campaign a 'movement,' non-profit director enters NH congressional race

Exciting job opportunity here: Audience Engagement Producer at NHPR. 📻📹📲.

NH judge declines to intervene in youth abuse settlement dispute — for now

NH resident arrested for Jan. 6 riot moves forward with pardon denial request

Sen. Maggie Hassan said the budget package's cuts to Medicaid will ripple throughout the healthcare system, including rural hospitals and organizations that help with the state's fentanyl crisis.

Impostor uses AI to impersonate Rubio and contact foreign and U.S. officials

Dropped charges against prosecutor raise alarm among domestic violence advocates

Shoes off at the airport? TSA appears to be giving the pesky rule the boot

The midsummer sales, between July 8 and 11, might offer an early test of the long-touted consumer resilience that's been propelling the U.S. economy through the Trump administration's shakeup of import costs.

IRS says churches can now endorse political candidates

The parent leadership program was founded over 30 years ago, tailored as a “democracy school” that gives parents the tools they need to make change, like learning how to advocate at the legislature or talk to the media.

A new study in JAMA found that a U.S. child was 15% to 20% more likely to have a chronic condition in 2023 than a child in 2011.