Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald resigned from his position on the New Hampshire Supreme Court Tuesday, the governor’s office announced, amid allegations of judicial misconduct and an unexplained medical leave. In October, New Hampshire Public Radio reported that Dianne Martin, a MacDonald ally, had received nearly $50,000 by completing an unusual personnel maneuver. Martin had been […]
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CONCORD — Calling New Hampshire a “harbor for citizens fleeing” their home states and an “island of freedom surrounded by highly taxed states,…
CONCORD — After hearing from attorneys Tuesday morning, the state Supreme Court took little time to adopt the congressional map proposed by it…
CONCORD — Attorney General Gordon MacDonald is the new chief justice of the New Hampshire Supreme Court.
WHITEFIELD — A detailed review of police logs in the small town of Whitefield from May through December chronicle public complaints and police…
CONCORD — Gov. Chris Sununu announced Wednesday he will nominate Attorney General Gordon MacDonald to serve as the next chief justice of the N…
CONCORD — New Hampshire Attorney General Gordon MacDonald encourages consumers to be on the lookout for scams related to the distribution of t…
I’m delighted to report that libertarianism is alive and well in the Granite State, thanks in no small part to the Free State Project that in …
CONCORD — At a news conference Thursday, Gov. Chris Sununu, just re-elected to a new term, congratulated Secretary of State Bill Gardner with …