With just a week remaining, New Hampshire lawmakers are racing to reconcile differences between the House and Senate on a multi-billion dollar state spending plan for the next two years.

With union membership at just 9.2%, New Hampshire lags behind the national average, even as organized labor returns to the forefront of national discussions. The state’s declining unionization highlights a contrast with the growing national attention on workers’ rights.

Meteorologist Jacqueline Thomas examines the severe weather risks facing New Hampshire this Saturday, assessing potential impacts for the Granite State.

Amid New Hampshire’s housing crisis, a new facility in Derry offers struggling families a much-needed second chance. Organizations are stepping up to provide essential support to those in tough situations.

As federal education programs face significant cuts, U.S. Rep. Maggie Goodlander visited Concord to address the rising costs of child care, highlighting the growing burden on families.

In an effort to protect its youngest citizens, New Hampshire lawmakers have introduced House Bill 83 to raise the minimum age for sports gambling from 18 to 21. The proposed legislation aims to align the state with the majority of the nation and address concerns over youth gambling addiction.