New Hampshire's House and Senate will be spending the day deciding which bills they can agree on and which need to be discussed further.

The New Hampshire House has passed a new school aid system that changes little for the next three years.

New Hampshire housing advocates say they've noticed a troubling trend, the mortgage crisis is spreading to prime borrowers. Most of the foreclosures in New Hampshire stem from subprime mortgages made to borrowers who don't qualify for traditional loans, usually because of bad credit or low income.

Nearly five years after the Old Man of the Mountain's demise, it's tough to get a clear picture of how the collapse has affected tourism in New Hampshire or to predict the success of a planned memorial for the site.

The New Hampshire House is scheduled to consider a bill today that would allow 17-year-olds vote in primary elections, as long as they turn 18 in time for the general election.

New Hampshire's House has set aside a resolution that would call for the impeachment of President Bush over the Iraq war.

The Bush administration has accepted a compromise from New Hampshire that will ensure the state's residents will not be barred from using their driver's licenses to enter federal buildings and board airplanes starting in May.

For the fifth year in a row, a national ranking lists New Hampshire as the "Most Livable State'' in the country.

At least 67 communities have passed a resolution opposed to New Hampshire's anti-tax ``pledge.''

Though previous efforts have failed, New Hampshire lawmakers appear ready to update the state's Right-to-Know law to cover electronic record keeping and communication, including e-mails.

New Hampshire's Senate has voted 15-9 for the new education funding plan, sending it on to the Senate Finance Committee for additional review.

The federal government says the air in New Hampshire's Hillsborough County is simply too dirty to breath.

Republican Presidential nominee John McCain visits New Hampshire for a town hall meeting today. And his critics are making their presence known.

Homeland Security officials are pushing states to adopt stricter driver's license standards to end a standoff that could disrupt domestic air travel.

New Hampshire regulators have approved the sale of Verizon's landline phone and Internet service in northern New England to North Carolina-based FairPoint Communications. The regulators say they believe FairPoint has shown that the proposed deal is for the public good.

New Hampshire lawmakers want to make it easier for the Fish and Game Department to recoup costs for rescuing stranded hikers.