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2 days ago
U.S. Supreme Court rules Student IDs cannot be accepted at polls in 2026 Midterm election
Thursday night the nation's highest court ruled that the federal courts shouldn't alter election rules so close to the election.
2 days ago
Manchester police charge 4 juveniles for more than a dozen acts of racisit vandalsim
Police say while they don't plan on identifying the suspects, they are currently working through the juvenile justice system as their cases are adjudicated.
3 days ago
Juror says the state owes victim of Saddleback abuse case full amount
An anonymous juror from the Kristy Gesse's sexual abuse case says the group was surprised by how her award was divided up and that they were under the impression the state would be responsible for the entire $16 million.
3 days ago
One dead following fire and police standoff in Gilmanton
Authorities say one person who barricaded himself inside a home Thursday is dead following a fire which police say was intentionally set.
3 days ago
Mont Vernon Woman charged with voter fraud in town meeting
The Attorney General's office says an unidentified woman used her voting card and then used her husband's during the Town Meeting this past March. and has been fined $5,000.
4 days ago
Hannford says app and website are up and running following “Cybersecuirty issue”
Company officials said Tuesday both are back up and running and that rewards members will receive $10 off their next purchase of $100 for their troubles.
4 days ago
Authorities investigating threats against Bishop Brady Highschool
Concord Police say they're working with a number of departments on the investigation into a threat made Tuesday against the Bishop Brady High School Community, which resulted in classes being cancelled.
4 days ago
Herlihy to plead guiltiy in father’s death
According to court documents Douglas Herlihy,40, plans to plead guilty to manslaughter and attempted falsification of physical evidence in connection with his father's 2003 death.
4 days ago
New Hampshire man sentneced after pleading guilty to unemployment fraud.
Nicholas Colarusso has been sentenced to 12 months in prison, with 11 months suspended and ordered to pay more than $44,000 in restitution to the New Hampshire Department of Employment Security.
4 days ago
Jury rules in favor of State in Exit 4A Project
A jury has ruled in favor of the state and the acquisition of land for the Exit 4A project along I-93
5 days ago
Former paraprofessional found guilty of assaulting young girl at Hudson school
According to court documents Jenna Kulik has been found guilty of simple assault for grabbing an 8-year-old girl with autism at the Nottingham Elementary School his past March.
5 days ago
Man wanted in recent assault and shooting arrested out of SWAT response
Authorities say Ivan Gonzalez Acevedo was taken into custody Friday, as police say he's linked to an area assault and shooting that occurred earlier this month.
6 days ago
Ballot Law Commission weighs concerns over New Hampshire’s voting machines
On Monday the State's Ballot Law Commission heard testimony from representatives of the companies who produced the ballot counting devices used in New Hampshire's elections out of concerns of just how secure they are.
6 days ago
Manchester Police investigating weekend vandalism and antisemitic graffiti
Police are looking for the individuals responsible for rash of vandalisms that hit homes on Candia Road, Gabrielle Street and South Beech Street over the weekend.
6 days ago
Ayotte says beneficiaries in Coos and Carroll counties will have access to Medicare Advantage plans in 2027
Governor Ayotte says she's secured a coverage option for folks in Coos and Carroll Counties after speaking with Dr. Mehmet Oz.
6 days ago
Hooksett proceeds with sewer expansion project
Hooksett officials are proceeding with the project along Route 3A that looks to not only attract new businesses but also reduce the need for individual systems.
1 week ago
New Hampshire offices among those nationwide sent letters containing “suspicious substance”
State and Federal authorities are investigating after letters were sent to various offices in the Granite State containing what's being described as a "suspicious substance"
1 week ago
New Hampshire files emergency request with US Supreme Court over Student IDs acceptance at polls
Attorney General John Formella's office has filed an emergency request with the high court with the hope of preventing Student IDs from being accepted at the polls in the upcoming midterm election.
1 week ago
Education Secretary McMahon visits Granite State for “Returning Education to the States” tour
U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon visits the Granite State Thursday as part of her "Returning Education to the States" tour in with the hope of reconnecting the relationship between parents, students and teachers.
1 week ago
Lawyers for YDC abuse victims ask Supreme Court to block settlement fund changes
On Wednesday justices heard arguments claiming the Legislature violated its agreement with victims when it gave the Attorney General power to veto awards issued by the administrator of the YDC Settlement Fund and for allowing the Fund administrator position to become a politically appointed one.
