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NH expected to have strong turnout for Tuesday's primary
A “strong, normal turnout” making up 28% of the state’s 888,500 voters will cast ballots in Tuesday’s primary, Secretary of State David Scanlan predicted.
Tang Williams, Orlando play nice in TV debate
Republican 2nd Congressional District candidates Lily Tang Williams of Weare and Victor Orlando of Hollis politely disagreed about intramural policies in Congress while agreeing on a host of issues from
Cole, Noveletsky tag-team DiLorenzo on immigration in GOP debate
First Congressional District Republican candidate Anthony DiLorenzo, a wealthy auto dealer from Portsmouth, could only watch Wednesday night as his two primary rivals formed a tag team to attack him
Shaheen, Urrutia kept Sullivan on the defense in WMUR debate
The much-anticipated showdown between Democratic frontrunners for the 1st Congressional District, Stefany Shaheen of Portsmouth and Maura Sullivan of New Castle, failed to deliver as advertised on WMUR-TV on...
Beauchemin tried, landed few punches at Goodlander in their only debate
Two-term state Rep. Paige Beauchemin, D-Nashua, got her one shot on the TV stage with first-term Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander, D-Concord.
Manzur had her shot against Pappas and she took it
Four-term U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas, D-N.H., is on the precipice of becoming the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate on Tuesday, but in his only televised debate, he faced all he
NH's 1st District GOP primary tightens as DiLorenzo, Noveletsky battle to the wire
Anthony DiLorenzo came right out of central casting 11 months ago to announce he would run in the open Republican primary in the 1st Congressional District.
Shaheen-Sullivan has become NH's marquee race this primary
It turns out the long-awaited Republican showdown between two former U.S senators (John E. Sununu vs. Scott Brown) became a tame secondary story on New Hampshire’s political stage for this
Union president warns Wilkes-Barre officials about sewer system sale
The head of a union representing employees of two major water and wastewater utilities has warned Wilkes-Barre officials that selling the city sewer assets to one of the companies could hurt residents financ...
Glowing lantern sculptures return to Four Mile park, and more things to do in Denver
Union Station welcomes Latin America, 9/11 Eve at Colorado Freedom Memorial, Gregory Alan Isakov at Red Rocks, and Bright Nights at Four Mile
Union County approves $18K for loss prevention, safety grants
LEWISBURG — The Union County Commissioners approved more than $18,500 in loss prevention and safety grants during Tuesday’s public meeting.
Union County awards $124K bridge maintenance contract
LEWISBURG — Twelve bridges across Union County are slated for maintenance and minor repairs.
Union County plans to reopen its jail after transferring 55 inmates due to staffing issues, with a new jail...
Union County plans to reopen its jail after transferring 55 inmates due to staffing issues, with a new jail administrator set to start and repairs underway.
Unions gain ground among voters in both parties
Seventy-one percent of American adults approve of unions, matching a 2022 peak.
Union benefits package looms large over CT political campaigns
“The majority party’s approach to labor is simple," Rep. Vincent Candelora said. “It’s more about just keeping the unions happy so Democrats get reelected. I would have a broader conversation.”
Union Pier developers begin envisioning framework for streets, parks. Other plans will be incremental.
Now that the last cruise ship has sailed away from Union Pier, where do plans for the future of the waterfront site stand? The Beemok development team is beginning to work on a framework.
Union County won’t pursue cast vote records
LEWISBURG — Union County will not spend $7,000 to obtain cast vote records from its election equipment and software vendor.
Illinois will spend Meta settlement cash on social media harms, AG says, after union pushes education funding
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul said the majority of the $768 million will go for addressing youth mental health problems and other social media harms.
How you can help: New Hampshire Tackles Hunger 2026
We are celebrating 32 years of our Friday Night Football coverage and WMUR is once again teaming up with the New Hampshire Food Bank, Lighthouse Credit Union and high school athletic departments to tackle hu...
Stars and Stripes, Perhaps Not Forever
In late 1861, Union soldiers in Bloomfield, Missouri, found the local newspaper’s office empty and decided to put it to good use. Stars and Stripes covered the activities of the three Illinois regiments....
Union Oyster House owner shares what’s next as historic restaurant changes hands
In an internal letter to his staff, Joe Milano said the prospective owners have promised to preserve the restaurant’s traditions.
Pennsylvania trooper running marathon in full uniform to honor fallen trooper A Pennsylvania State Police t...
A Pennsylvania State Police trooper from Uniontown plans to run a marathon in full uniform to honor a corporal killed in the line of duty and raise money for his family.
Black Users More Likely To Share Social Media Content, Fired Washington Post Columnist Wrote in Performance...
Washington Post columnist Karen Attiah’s social media posts after the shooting of Charlie Kirk could harm the journalistic reputation of the Washington Post and “were ill-timed,” but didn’t amount to...