THE GRANITE EAGLE

While most members of the New Hampshire House of Representatives vote in strong alignment with their political parties, especially on major legislation, a small group of lawmakers from both parties showed a clear pattern of independence in 2025, frequently casting votes that diverged from their caucus.​

As Governor Kelly Ayotte approaches her 100th day in office, her administration has undertaken several initiatives aimed at addressing public safety, fiscal management, education, housing, and transportation in New Hampshire.​

It’s not often that we have an opportunity to pause and take the time to reflect on what is happening in our country.

The New Hampshire House Republicans recently passed HB148 which allows the classification of individuals based on biological sex in three specific areas under New Hampshire law.

A decade’s worth of state revenue growth, primarily from rising business tax collections, has fueled significant state spending increases since 2015, with a particularly large jump coming in the 2024-25 budget.

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced Tuesday night her department is looking into the Bow High School free speech case in the wake of Monday’s controversial ruling by a federal judge.

In the heart of Newport, New Hampshire, a powerful transformation has taken place—one that speaks to the spirit of progress, the strength of tradition, and the beauty of letting go in order to move forward. On March 27, the town celebrated the grand opening of the LaValley Family Community Center, a moment that will be remembered for generations to come.

MANCHESTER, N.H. —  Mayor Jay Ruais announced this week that Manchester is on pace for its most significant reduction in overdose deaths...

A University of New Hampshire class assignment requiring students to reflect on their own race and ethnicity through the lens of a national social justice initiative is raising concerns about compelled ideological expression in public education.

For some strange reason, people started putting pronouns after their name in email auto signatures, as well as on their LinkedIn profile and business cards.

A floor amendment offered by House Democrats to New Hampshire’s HB2 budget bill proposes a significant expansion of state spending.

A political clash of names and ideologies may be on the horizon in New Hampshire

NH school districts are spending more on public education than ever before—even as student enrollment steadily declines.

FOR TOO LONG, NH homeowners have been held hostage by runaway property taxes driven by out-of-control local school and municipal budgets.

House Republicans passed legislation last month to rein in education budget growth and give relief to property taxpayers.

NH’s small businesses are the lifeblood of our state’s economy.

When it comes to the health and well-being of children, we must be guided by facts, not feelings.

There are still large DEI departments within the University System of New Hampshire and absurd salaries

New Hampshire House Republicans voted Tuesday to bar diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs across all levels of state government

The Granite State ranks third-lowest in overall tax burden among the 50 states