Individuals who have faked their academic record or committed domestic violence or negligent homicide cannot teach in a New Hampshire public school under a new state law.

Firefighters in Merrimack spent Monday pouring 60,000 gallons of water on the car involved in the March 31 fiery accident at the Bedford tolls, demonstrating the biggest downside of electric vehicles: After a crash their batteries can re-ignite without much warning, and the resulting blaze i…

Students who are eligible to vote in New Hampshire will now need to show a government-issued photo ID, like a passport or drivers license, to cast ballots. That’s after Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed a bill last week outlawing the use of school IDs to verify a voter’s identity at the polls.

A 30-foot aluminum boat that made the business of doing one’s business on New Hampshire’s waters a little easier will not operate this summer.

As spring melts the snow pack and the weather warms up, New Hampshire’s approximately 6,000 bears are coming out of hibernation hungry and looking for food.

A bill signed into law by Gov. Kelly Ayotte on Friday directly responds to the Supreme Court’s ruling last summer, which found that the state’s base adequacy funding for education is unconstitutionally low and must be increased.

With colder weather coming this weekend and rising energy prices, Community Action Partnership branches across the state say they’re in a good position to help people with their heating bills.

The New Hampshire Statehouse isn’t always known for being technologically savvy, but the Executive Council moved a step further into the digital age Wednesday with a meeting live stream.