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3 days ago

Manchester Police release description of person wanted in connection with vandalism at Moka Pot Coffee shop

Manchester Police say they're searching for an induvial wearing a dark jacket, cap and face mask following Wednesday's vandalism at the Moka Pot Coffee shop.

3 days ago

Police unions back Ayotte’s bid for reelection

On Thursday the New Hampshire Troopers Association, the New Hampshire Police Association and the New Hampshire Fraternal Order of Police publicly offered their endorsements.

3 days ago

Boyer taken into custody following search

State Police say Patrick Allen Boyer was taken into custody in Keene after evading capture Wednesday and even leading authorities on a chase through several towns and forcing the closure of Route 9 in Stoddard.

3 days ago

Questions raised after woman escapes from Concord Hospital

Concerns are growing after Keri Pagnozzi fled the campus Wednesday afternoon around which resulted in State Police issuing multiple alerts including a warning not to approach her and to call 911.

4 days ago

Judge rules question on School Tax Cap can appear on November ballot

On Wednesday Superior Court Judge Daniel St. Hilaire denied an emergency request to remove the question, ruling that plaintiffs the Kelly Wieser of Campton and David Bates of Warner failed to meet the requirements for a preliminary injunction.

4 days ago

Break-in at local coffee shop under investigation

Authorities say an investigation is underway following Wednesday's early morning break-in at the Moka Pot Coffee Shop and is being viewed as a possible hate crime.

4 days ago

Nadeau plans to use an insanity defense

On Wednesday lawyers for Hunter Nadeau filed notice saying they may argue that a mental disease or defect may have impacted Nadeau’s actions when he opened fire inside the Sky Medow Country Club killing Robert DeCesare and wounding others.

4 days ago

Labor officials not pursing action against Dartmouth Health following planned layoffs

Officials with the Labor Department says they didn't receive any prior notice from Dartmouth Health and note they're not planning to take any action.

4 days ago

Dover man charged with abandoning two small dogs

Authorities allege Victor Gonzalez Triana abandoned a miniature Pinscher and a Chihuahua in the woods back in August and is now facing animal cruelty charges.

5 days ago

Dartmouth Health announces layoffs

Dartmouth Health has announced it plans to layoff 124 people and eliminate 303 job openings

5 days ago

Mistrial declared in state’s sexual assault case against former Youth Development Center employee

On Tuesday Judge William Delker declared a mistrial in the state's case against Jeffrey Buskey.

5 days ago

Potter resigns from Manchester Board of School Committee

Monday night Christopher Potter announced he and his family are moving forcing him to resign creating an opening in Ward 7.

5 days ago

Supreme Court Chief Justice MacDonald resigns following Judicial Conduct Committee investigation

State officials have confirmed that Supreme Court Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald has resigned from the state's high court.

6 days ago

Montgomery’s retrial to take place in October of 2027

On Monday lawyers for Montgomery and the state appeared before a judge in Hillsborough County Superior Court, where the two sides agreed to retry the case in October of 2027.

6 days ago

City of Laconia approves grant to purchase Solar-powered cameras

Town officials have voted to accept federal funding to purchase high cameras that will be used to survey high-crime areas, during critical or emergency incidents, and monitor events like Laconia Motorcycle Week and Pumpkinfest.

6 days ago

New Hampshire House Republicans reveal “Granite Guarantee” of priorities.

On Monday Republicans unveiled their "'Granite Guarantee", a seven-point agenda which it promises to pursue, if voters allow them to remain the majority party in the State House.

6 days ago

Laconia jury finds man not guilty in Deepfake video case

On Monday Jaxen Cole,22, was found not guilty after being accused of altering legally obtained body camera footage he claims was only intended as a work of parody.

6 days ago

Danville man facing charges after police find stockpile of weapons and drugs.

Police have charged Joseph Parsons out of a recent traffic stop and search of his home in which police discovered an arsenal of assault-style rifles, body armor illegal narcotics and a hand grenade.

6 days ago

Fire officials investigating cause of fire that destroyed home in Rindge

An investigation is underway following a weekend fire at a home on Monadnock View Road.

6 days ago

Police investigating the death of a person found in the cab of a tractor trailer

Authorities are investigating after answering a call Sunday night in which the body of an unidentified Induvial was found inside the cab of a tractor-trailer.

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