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The Amtrak Downeaster pulling out of Exeter on its way to Maine with special 1955 vintage "Dome" viewing car behind the engine.
Covering all facets of the criminal justice system.
Some hosting large events soon are re-thinking their plans after Gov. Chris Sununu released a new order Tuesday that gatherings of 100 or more people are required to wear face masks to stop the spread of COVID-19.
During these checkpoints, Border Patrol detains hundreds – if not thousands – of individuals lawfully travelling in northern New England during the summer and fall tourist seasons without any suspicion that they have committed a crime.
Knowing it is not likely that Gov. Chris Sununu will sign “Red Flag” Extreme Risk Protection legislation, state Senate President Donna Soucy held a Zoom gathering with supporters and advocates Monday when signing it to send it on to Gov. Chris Sununu.
Members of the New Hampshire Commission on Law Enforcement Accountability, Community and Transparency voted to send their first report to Gov. Chris Sununu on Friday, with more reports coming by the end of August.
Gov. Chris Sununu on Wednesday signed omnibus education and healthcare bills and vetoed legislation dealing with annulling criminal records.
Kingston Police Chief Donald Briggs Jr. testified before the Governor and Executive Council Tuesday in support of a pardon for a single mother in his community who was convicted of four felonies 16 years ago saying she “has a good heart” and deserves a new chance at life.
If you want to see a real baseball game, you need to drive to Possum Hollow on a weekend morning and watch my kid play Little League.
It was another busy Friday as Gov. Chris Sununu signed and vetoed various bills throughout the day. Garry Rayno explains.
A whistleblower retired Nashua cop is demanding an apology after he was accused of using racist language while giving testimony before the Commission on Law Enforcement Accountability, Community and Transparency.