The New Hampshire House of Representatives voted down a bill that would’ve reinstituted the death penalty half a decade after the state chose to do away with it. The House rejected it as part of the consent agenda, which means it did not debate the bill and voted on it alongside several other bills, after […]
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The New Hampshire House of Representatives will vote on whether to resurrect New Hampshire’s death penalty Thursday. House Bill 1413, sponsored by Belmont Republican Rep. Douglas Trottier, seeks to reinstitute the death penalty in New Hampshire. This comes more than six years after the state Legislature repealed New Hampshire’s death penalty in 2019. However, Gov. […]
TAMWORTH — Martin Luther King Jr.’s memory will be honored with a community evening of song, story and reflection at the Unitarian Universalis…
By Garry Rayno, for InDepthNH.org
OKEECHOBEE, Fla. — The defense team of Michael Woodbury, a man who killed three people in Conway, before pleading guilty to murdering a fello…
Last week, history was made in New Hampshire. The death penalty was repealed in our state, making N.H. the 21st state to enact a repeal.
There were 32 responses to last week’s Tele-Talk question — “Are you pleased with or disappointed by the Senate’s abolishing the death penalty…