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Labor union leaders and developers of the liquefied natural gas pipeline signed a promise to prioritize Alaskans in the creation of a potentially generational pipeline. The signatures came the day before the...
When Dan Tobin organized Portsmouth’s first Parkinson’s expo last June, he braced for a modest turnout. One hundred fifty people showed up — and some said it was the most
School board members in Goffstown have approved new start times for the 2026/27 school year.
First Congressional District candidates Christian Urrutia, a Moultonborough Democrat, and Hollie Noveletsky, a Greenland Republican, offered widely different upbeat messages as they formalized their 2026 pri...
Former U.S. Sen. John E. Sununu said unlike Democratic front-runner Chris Pappas he’ll never shy away from breaking with his party leadership and the White House to better represent New
The Derry Fire Department is getting a big boost to help keep firefighters and emergency responders healthy, hydrated and ready for the job they face every day.
Hugs were exchanged, a few tears were shed, words of advice and encouragement were doled out in bunches, awards of gratitude were presented, all leading up to the special moment
For generations, retirement was often viewed as a well-earned opportunity to slow down. After decades of work, family responsibilities, and busy schedules, people imagined this stage of life as a
Developers told U.S. Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Regional Administrator Mike Banks and three executive councilors that despite the infusion of federal money and a steady diet of state legislative
Two parents have been charged with child neglect, animal cruelty and their Hillsborough home condemned following an investigation, officials said Thursday.
For one week, people from all different political persuasions, socio-economic backgrounds, and walks of life come together in New Hampshire — and it’s not for the primary.
Nearly 30 cats and two dogs were transferred to animal shelters Thursday after local police investigated a residence at 12 Dundee Ave. in Hooksett for animal cruelty and neglect.
Not everyone in Plymouth is happy that the Common Man family of restaurants and lodging establishments has announced it is donating The Flying Monkey Movie House & Performance Center to
First Congressional District candidate Stefany Shaheen of Portsmouth said she’s a “trusted fighter” with an independent record of accomplishing results even as the eldest daughter of retiring U.S. Sen....
Manchester aldermen voted to override the tax cap and approve a $453 million budget for fiscal year 2027 at a special meeting Tuesday night, with two Republicans breaking ranks to
Adam Garcia never ran for class president, took an Advanced Placement class or signed up for a club. Nor did he “really push myself academically the way I should have,”
The New Hampshire Supreme Court on Thursday reversed Adam Montgomery’s second-degree murder conviction because a Superior Court judge allowed testimony about him giving his daughter, Harmony, a black eye m...
After a mostly sleepless night, hours from emerging one of Montana’s biggest primary surprises, Sam Forstag, union leader and newly minted Democratic nominee for Montana’s 1st Congressional District was...
Michael Rock, 66, of Maine, has been sentenced in Rockingham County Superior Court after pleading guilty to unemployment fraud during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte kicked off the annual “NH Gives” campaign in support of nonprofits at the State House on Monday.
The first campaign ad for Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s reelection plowed familiar ground, using video from former Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig’s campaign for governor in 2024 that tried to brand Democratic
The sentencing of former state Rep. Stacie Marie Laughton, the first openly transgender person elected to the New Hampshire House of Representatives, on child sex abuse charges has been pushed
House Republican leaders said they kept their campaign promises from 2024 and delivered on its Contract with New Hampshire to cut taxes, empower parents, oppose a sanctuary state and adopt
Plans to put a 26-unit residence at a lot on Caron Street where only nine units are allowed will go before the Manchester Zoning Board of Adjustment this week.