If you’ve been outside this summer, you know how hot it’s been lately. The heat and humidity has stretched long into the evening hours, making 2024 on track to be the hottest summer on record.

And yet it seems like every year we breeze past that record without a second thought, without considering the world in which our children will live in the not too distant future.

Alice Wade and Lucas Veitch are duking it out in Dover's Ward 2 to earn the Democratic nomination for state representative for Strafford County District 15.

Whoever wins will face Republican Keith Mistretta, who is running unopposed, in November. They are all running to replace Bill Conlin, D-Dover, who is not running for re-election, to represent Dover Ward 2.

More than 100 transgender residents and allies rallied outside the State House on Sunday night to send a message to Gov. Chris Sununu: In New Hampshire, it's "Live free or die" unless you are trans.

Just a few weeks ago, the New Hampshire Senate voted to pass a bill enabling widespread book bans throughout the state. The House has continued attempting to increase the income cap to use school vouchers or even remove it entirely. All while students and teachers suffer as a result.

New Hampshire residents gathered in front of the statehouse Wednesday morning to urge Gov. Chris Sununu to veto four recently passed bills that would curb rights for LGBTQ+ people.

When an identity is shunned for being weird, different, strange, or unusual, people are given the moral authority to exclude them.

We have to call on our senators and our governor to not let hate find a safe haven in New Hampshire, for all of our sakes.

These anti-trans bills aren’t meant to help kids, they’re preventing kids who need the care from getting it.

These politicians don’t see me for who I am, they see me as a tool to scare parents into thinking that their kids might become transgender just from learning about it in school.