NEWINGTON — All furniture and fixtures at the Mall at Fox Run, soon to be demolished to clear the way for a new shopping district called Seacoast Landing, will be offered up to the public free of charge.
Former Rochester mayor Paul Callaghan has been named the new chairman of the New Hampshire Republican Party, following the surprise resignation of the party’s former head this week.
NORTH HAVERHILL — The Grafton County sheriff is suing her predecessor — along with the county and her own sheriff’s department — alleging that she suffered gender discrimination, sexual harassment and wrongful termination when she was a deputy.
MANCHESTER — Registration is now open for classes at the Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications.
CONCORD — A renewed push to reinstate the death penalty is taking shape in New Hampshire, six years after lawmakers voted to abolish it following sustained advocacy from the late Rep. Renny Cushing.
As New Hampshire’s drought continues, state officials have re-started a program to help homeowners with water supply issues.
The Attorney General’s Office is reminding people never to give out financial information over the phone when somebody has called you, no matter how convincing they might be, because it’s often a scam.
When New Hampshire called for more housing, the Lakes Region answered, and development in several central cities and towns took off fast. Then, the gas ran out.
On Christmas Day, the Concord School District posted a video of students singing carols on its Facebook page. In other other videos, students celebrated the last day of school, explained the state’s new school cell phone ban, and collected diplomas at graduation.
Minneapolis elected officials on Friday called for an independent investigation of the killing of a woman by immigration agents on the city’s South Side after federal law enforcement blocked state agencies from access to case evidence.
The U.S. invasion of Venezuela last weekend and the arrest of that country’s dictatorial leader, Nicolas Maduro, has quickly become a topic on the campaign trail in New Hampshire.
Voters requesting a ballot in New Hampshire could no longer be able to use an ID card issued by a college or high school under a measure that cleared the House on Wednesday.
Daniel Thibeault, a pre-licensed therapist practicing in Bow, told a female patient that he “wanted her to feel seen” after she asked him to stop when he began touching her inappropriately during an in-person therapy session, according to police.
A broken furnace, medical bill, or car repair could quickly become a financial crisis if it were to happen in any one of over 120,000 New Hampshire households with very little savings. An analysis recently published by the Urban Institute found that nearly one in four New Hampshire household…
Kosta Alexandropoulos has a philosophy when it comes to food.
WOLFEBORO — Wolfeboro selectmen voted Dec. 30, to hold public hearings on tearing down the Libby Museum of Natural History, which closed in 2024, due to mold and structural deterioration.
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