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3 weeks ago in Local
U.S. Department of Education investigating ConVal school for allowing boys in girls only spaces
The investigation comes following a complaint in which a student says she felt uncomfortable when a biological male student began using the girl's locker room.
3 weeks ago in Local
Governor Ayotte’s state trooper detail pulls driver from fiery wreckage
State Police say Ayotte’s car had come upon the accident right after it had happened.
3 weeks ago in Local
Strike averted as Union officials reach tentative agreement with First Student
Officials say the deal features better retirement benefits, improved access to healthcare and contractual protections for all members.
3 weeks ago in Local
Two arrested following incidents at Londonderry Park & Ride and subsequent chase
Police have charged Jason Williams and Sabrina Fogg out of an incident that occurred on March 19 and have since been ordered held on preventive detention.
3 weeks ago in Local
1 dead, 1 critically injured following house fire in Troy
The State Fire Marshal's office says one person is dead and another is being treated for serious injuries following an early morning fire at home on Morse St.
3 weeks ago in Local
Teamsters Unions issues strike notice which could leave thousands of Granite State kid stranded.
With their contract set to expire Tuesday the union representing bus drivers in a number of districts have issued a 48-hour Strike Notice.
3 weeks ago in Local
Injured Hiker rescued from Gap Mountain
Officials say Brett Gonzales injured his leg after slipping on a wet rock while heading down the mountain and suffered a serious, but non-life-threatening injury
3 weeks ago in Local
Man found deceased in a vehicle at Rockingham Plaza
Authorities say the caller reported seeing a male who appeared deceased inside his vehicle.
3 weeks ago in Local
Five communities battle a fire in Merrimack
The residence was occupied at the time of the fire and no civilian or fire fighter injuries were reported.
3 weeks ago in Country Music News
Brantley Gilbert opens a new musical chapter with ‘Good Damn’
Brantley Gilbert’s first new music since changing record labels is here, and it’s his radio single “Good Damn.” Though it may…
3 weeks ago in Country Music News
Ashley Cooke has something to say about breakups in her new track, ‘xs’
Ashley Cooke’s latest era of music is here, with the arrival of her new track, “xs.” The “your place” hitmaker co-wrote…
3 weeks ago in Country Music News
ERNEST dives into the Deep Blue with third album
ERNEST’s third studio album, Deep Blue, will be here May 1, featuring the title track and “End of the Night,” which are both out…
3 weeks ago in Local
Nashua woman charged after 2-year-old was hospitalized with serious injuries
Police say Brianna Greenlaugh is facing assault and a number of other charges after a child in her care suffered serious, non-life threating internal injuries
3 weeks ago in Local
Lawmakers to review bill that would allow Dept. of Education to step in and help districts facing financial emergency
Lawmakers will examine a bill that would allow the state's Education Commissioner to get involved in the management of districts facing a financial emergency.
3 weeks ago in Local
Wakefield Fire officials call home total loss following weekend fire
Officials say a weekend fire destroyed a home and caused the south side of the home to collapse.
3 weeks ago in Local
House lawmakers to discuss bill that would increase tolls for motorists
The House Public Works and Highways Committee will hear testimony Tuesday on SB 627 which looks to raise $53 million a year for the State's Turnpike system.
3 weeks ago in Local
Executive Council delays vote on new State Prison
The need comes as the existing structure which was built in 1878 is in poor condition.
3 weeks ago in Local
Ayotte issues Executive order to foster Next-Generation Nuclear in New Hampshire
According to the Gov “Granite Staters’ electric bills are way too high,
3 weeks ago in Local
The Town of Hampton ordered to redo property assessments
Hampton has until 2028 to complete the revaluation.
3 weeks ago in National
A 14-year-old running for governor is the first teen to get on Vermont’s general election ballot
Looking back, gubernatorial candidate Dean Roy says his political ambitions started in the eighth grade. And by that he means, last year. After working as a legislative page at the Vermont Statehouse, the 14-year-old freshman at Stowe High School now has his sights set on the corner office.


















