A new modern-low number of bankruptcy filings were filed in September in New Hampshire, with fewer than 50 recorded.
Remember all that optimism at the start of our Hot Vax Summer? That was back when vaccinations were on the rise, masks were coming off and getting back to normal seemed possible? Businesses began planning for a return to the office though some were holding off until September to give employe…
NASHUA — Danielle Dauphinais and Joseph Stapf, the Merrimack couple tracked down in New York City and arrested over the weekend on charges connected to the case of the missing 5-year-old boy, waived formal arraignment Wednesday and agreed to remain incarcerated pending their next court appearance.
Justices on the New Hampshire Supreme Court are considering whether the release of an independent report into a police officer’s alleged use of excessive force during a traffic stop in 2017 would violate the officer’s privacy rights, or shed important light for the public on the handling of …
A bill being co-sponsored by U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan, D-NH, seeks to expand the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit in an effort to increase investment in affordable housing.
State Rep. Mike Sylvia, a Belmont Republican who chairs the NH Liberty Alliance — who has been an advocate for New Hampshire to secede from the Union — does see one need for the federal government: to fund an effort to jump-start construction of a dam on the Winnipesaukee River.
New Hampshire’s housing market cooled off slightly in September, though it is still much hotter than it was at this time last year.
After a city councilor proposed nixing Keene’s primary elections due to high cost, low voter turnout and a minimal number candidates eliminated from the general election ballot, officials are taking a closer look at whether this would be the right move for the city.
Up until the 1980s, some judges in the Granite State practiced part time and received no formal training. Some weren’t even lawyers.
CLAREMONT — For many local immigrants and naturalized American citizens, the subject of immigration can be a sensitive discussion, particularly when such conversations are politically-driven.
A 62-year-old Grafton County man on Wednesday avoided jail time or home confinement for participating in the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol, as a federal judge said his contrition appeared sincere and that his conduct inside the building was “substantially less severe” than many others char…
The vaccination contracts that sparked disruptive protests that shut down an Executive Council meeting two weeks ago were voted down at Wednesday's Council meeting.
The Speaker of the New Hampshire House is asking lawmakers to consider wearing masks at the State House. The new request, included in this week’s House calendar, comes after a lawmaker who tested positive for COVID-19 blamed lax protocols by House leadership.
This could be Concord’s last Columbus Day.
The New Hampshire Attorney General is accusing a Dover woman of violating the Civil Rights Act after allegedly threatening to kneel on a 9-year-old Black child’s neck in a park.
Federal prosecutors are recommending that a Grafton County man be sentenced to one month of home confinement and 60 hours of community service for participating in the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, noting that he has no criminal record and appears to have stopped another rioter from thr…
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