Elijah Blue Allman, the son of music icon Cher, is headed to New Hampshire’s courts over claims he unlawfully entered a local property. Though details remain scarce, the case has garnered attention due to the family’s high profile in the entertainment world.
A new bill before the New Hampshire House seeks to lower the state’s abortion cutoff from 24 weeks of pregnancy to 20 weeks. Lawmakers plan to debate the proposal in a public hearing on Wednesday, underscoring a potentially significant shift in abortion policy.
New Hampshire lawmakers have decisively voted against reviving the state’s death penalty, which was abolished in 2019. The swift rejection underscores the enduring stance of the Granite State’s legislature on capital punishment.
In New Hampshire, public education is more than just a policy choice—it is a constitutional duty. However, local school boards repeatedly find themselves asking voters for the funding the state is obligated to provide, highlighting a persistent gap in support.
State and local officials from Manchester, along with “The Pickle Guy,” addressed New Hampshire’s Senate committee to support a proposed “Pickle Bill.” The legislation would prohibit municipalities from imposing licensing requirements on homestead producers, signaling a potential victory for small-scale sellers.
State lawmakers in New Hampshire are revisiting a bill that would mandate strict caps on school budgets. Critics call this effort a “scheme” that merely pretends to bring relief to property taxpayers, asserting that Granite Staters don’t want such regulations. The letter urges legislators to listen to public sentiment before forging ahead.
New Hampshire’s successful system of care for children’s mental health may be in jeopardy. A proposed bill would repeal this framework, leaving families and healthcare professionals concerned about access to essential services.
While recent rainfall in the Lakes Region offered a brief reprieve from dry conditions, the statewide burn ban in New Hampshire remains in place. Firefighters say most residents are following the safety guidelines, reinforcing the importance of wildfire prevention efforts statewide.
Spooky World in Litchfield, New Hampshire, has been named the second scariest haunted attraction in the nation. This recognition underscores its reputation for delivering thrilling Halloween experiences to visitors seeking a fright.
Two individuals with tuberculosis were recently in Manchester and Nashua while infectious, prompting a warning from state health officials. Though full details remain limited, the announcement highlights the importance of public awareness and caution in the face of contagious diseases.
