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1 week ago

Former Bedford Youth Lacrosse Association treasurer pleads guilty to theft

Matthew D'Urso appeared in Hillsborough Superior Court North Wednesday to enter his plea and presented a check for restitution to association President Corin Wright.

1 week ago

Laconia Approves “Social District”

Laconia has become the first city in the Granite State to approve a social district which seeks to boost foot traffic, support local businesses, and create a more vibrant downtown.

1 week ago

Rochester woman killed in head-on crash on Route 11 in Alton

Authorities have confirmed that Stacey Odette-Bissell died following an accident Tuesday morning and say the cause is under investigation but may have been a medical emergency

1 week ago

Attorney General drops charge against former Youth Development Center employee

On Monday Prosecutor Audriana Mekula filed paperwork dropping one of the two charges of aggravated felonious assault against James Woodlock.

1 week ago

Littleton man facing murder charges in Green Mountain State

Paul LaChapelle Jr. has been charged with shooting Justin Gilliam and leaving his body on the side of the road in Springfield.

1 week ago

Concerns that property tax proposal could result in 2 ballots

The Sente Election Law and Municipal Affairs Committee on Tuesday heard concerns that a proposed property tax cap on school spending could end up costing cities and towns to offer an additional ballot.

1 week ago

2 suspects arrested in Manchester shooting

According to the victim, the shooting followed a road rage incident.

1 week ago

NTSB points at human error in Londonderry crash

Officials say the crash was more than likely due to the pilot’s failure to ensure the cockpit door was secured before flight, resulting in its separation.

1 week ago

Tempers flare at Gorham Selectman meeting over ICE program

Monday's Selectboard meeting became contentious when the subject of the town's involvement in a federal partnership with Immigration and Customs Enforcement came up.

1 week ago

Ayotte directs Attorney General to investigate Vail Resort’s Epic Pass

Gov. Kelly Ayotte has ordered the Attorney General to investigate if Vail Resort's popular pass ends up costing New Hampshire residents more.

1 week ago

Truck hits multiple mail boxes in Hinsdale and leaves the scene of the accident.

Police are currently searching for a truck that stuck a number of mailboxes and note damage to the vehicle would be noticeable.

1 week ago

Fate of Londonderry skate park uncertain

Londonderry Town Councilors are waiting to learn about the cost of repairs before making a decision.

1 week ago

Nashua firefighters battle an overnight fire on West Hollis St.

Fire officials say the fire was brought under control during the early morning hours Tuesday.

1 week ago

Baboosic Lake to be treated for blue-green algae

The treatment will start June 1st.

2 weeks ago

Veteran Nashua firefighter retires after nearly 3 decades on the job

Dave Robert has announced he's retiring from the department after moving his way through the ranks to Superintendent of the Fire Alarm Division.

2 weeks ago

Nighttime lane closures on I-95 in Portsmouth

Highway officials say the overnight work along I-95 in Portsmouth is expected to impact traffic on April 29th.

2 weeks ago

Bedford Police ask for the public’s help identifying a person in theft investigation

Authorities are looking for help in locating a white male, in his late teens or early 20’s, with brown hair and is clean shaven.

2 weeks ago

Multiple crews battle 3 separate forest fires in Crawford Notch

Authorities say First responders were able to contain the fires and were ruled under control by early Sunday night. 

2 weeks ago

Ayotte pushes for crackdown on Kratom

Gov. Ayotte says the regulation of Kratom remains a top priority for her administration.

2 weeks ago

Former police officer sues 2 hospitals & Town of Warner over treatment

Susan Roth is seeking damages against Elliot Hospital, Concord Hospital and the Town of Warner over claims she was harmed when seeking help for post-traumatic stress disorder.

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Some iPhone owners could get up to $95 payment after Apple agrees to settle case for $250 million

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