NEWPORT — Final cleaning of the attic area of Richards Elementary School where a large colony of bats was evicted in the spring was recently completed and there is no evidence any bats have returned, SAU 43 Facilities Director Aaron Spooner told the School Board last week.
Protestors filled the State House lawn and surrounding streets in Concord on Monday for a Labor Day rally to support workers’ rights and to speak out against Trump administration policies.
New Hampshire election officials are again denying a request by the Trump administration to turn over sensitive voter information, despite repeated demands and a deadline imposed by federal officials.
LEBANON — Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center has begun another multimillion-dollar expansion of its five-story patient pavilion.
Six New Hampshire State Police troopers were legally justified when they fired 76 gunshots at a Plymouth resident last fall, Attorney General John Formella ruled Thursday.
HAMPTON — A 17-year-old boy died Sunday night after being pulled out to sea by a strong current while swimming with family members at Hampton Beach, according to New Hampshire State Police.
After a brief radio system outage Thursday night, Southwestern N.H. District Fire Mutual Aid's system was back online in under an hour, the organization's leader said Friday morning. He described the system as being back to fully operational.
This summer, a Jackson man set the record for the fastest known time for completing all 48 of New Hampshire’s 4,000-foot mountains in a single hike, unsupported.
New Hampshire is spending too little on special education, a judge ruled Monday. But Superior Court Judge David Ruoff stopped short of ordering the Legislature to spend more.
While some sources of state revenue have been hurting, one area showing growth is New Hampshire’s take from legalized gambling.
When the windows in Handler Hall froze solid in the winter of 2023, University of New Hampshire student Aidan Bearor questioned whether his second-floor dorm room was worth the nearly $13,000 annual price tag.
KITTERY, Maine — One person was injured after a small fire began Aug. 13 outside the USS Hampton, a Los Angeles improved-class attack submarine docked at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard for maintenance.
MANCHESTER — Manchester Police are investigating an incident of vandalism at The Hop Knot on Elm Street in which a person drew a swastika on the front door.
WINCHESTER — It was Monday, Aug. 11, 2025, when Elizabeth Baker received an invitation to a graduation party scheduled for spring 2024.
Thursday marks the 90th anniversary of Social Security in America. In New Hampshire, more than 122,000 seniors use the federal program as their primary source of income.
On Wednesday, Gov. Kelly Ayotte said New Hampshire has “open arms” for visitors from Canada. The data suggests that gesture hasn’t been enough to persuade them to cross the border.
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