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The director of the Division for Children, Youth and Families sharply rebutted many of the recent concerns raised about restraint and seclusion practices in the state’s youth detention center, even as new...
A good biography shows readers the importance of a person they didn’t even know existed. “Homesick for a World Unknown” by Miriam Horn, who is coming to Concord on May 14, is one such work, and it carr...
Megan Flaherty is consistently “the life of every party.” “When we have our dances, Megan is the first one on the dance floor,” said Heidi Hines, a paraprofessional at John Stark Regional High School...
Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest will remain open as Gov. Kelly Ayotte and Senator Jeanne Shaheen secure commitment from USDA.
Concord Hospital has been reverified as a Level II trauma center, providing initial trauma care and education in the community.
New Hampshire moves state primary elections to June, giving candidates more time to campaign and voters more time to make informed decisions.
Concord High School's production of 'Dear Evan Hansen' explores mental health and loneliness. Students use the show to advocate for mental healthcare.
New Hampshire's teacher shortage is driven by structural failures and lack of accountability. Teachers are leaving due to administrative issues.
Exciting news for Hopkinton and Bishop Brady as they form a co-op football team, bringing high school football back to the communities after a long hiatus.
Proposed senior living community in Pembroke faces obstacles as zoning variances are denied, leaving the future of the project uncertain.
New England College seniors create a virtual wall of honor, reading names of over 640 New Hampshire soldiers who died in combat.
At the New Hampshire Drinking Water Festival, fourth and fifth graders sampled tap water from four towns and voted Plymouth as the tastiest, ending Concord's dominance.
Abigail Kilrain and her husband run a farm together, and when their second daughter arrived in early September, 2016, right in the thick of harvest season, they had little time to rest. Within weeks, Kilra...
I am a man of my word. I said it under oath in testimony before the House and Senate, and I will say it again here: if Gov. Kelly Ayotte signs House Bill 1766, New Hampshire Humane Society will be forced to...
An Acton Minuteman was the first colonial officer shot and killed in the Revolutionary War. Here’s his remarkable story.
Concord's proposed 2027 budget includes a 5.5% property tax increase, relying heavily on reserve funds to cover debt and operational expenses.
The Bow Police Department has opened an investigation into a staff member after receiving a call from Bow High School on Thursday. Police received a complaint from high school administration on the afternoon...
To Michele Horne, the mayor’s decision that fellow city councilor Stacey Brown has a conflict of interest precluding her from evaluating the performance of the city manager doesn’t pass muster. “Neithe...
Jayden Ballam-Quiah, who has 7 active cases and new ones pending, was in Merrimack County Superior Court for a sentencing hearing on Friday.
Thirteen different law enforcement officers shot at Matthew Masse last month before he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound following a manhunt in Raymond. The attorney general’s office is still review...
The company that made vehicle emissions testing equipment for New Hampshire has withdrawn its lawsuit over the state’s repeal of mandatory car inspections — but it is laying the groundwork to sue again....
A motorcyclist was killed in a four-vehicle crash in Tilton. The accident occurred at a red light, and the victim was not wearing a helmet.
A widespread hack of a popular online learning platform called Canvas disrupted college campuses across the state on Thursday, interrupting final exams and temporarily limiting access to course materials. Si...
Follow-Up: Daniel Chambers, who is facing charges after a shooting under the Water Street Bridge, was in court Friday. His attorney was not.