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The final car ride Harmony Montgomery ever took, a trip through Manchester as her father allegedly beat her to death, is central to the trial in the little girl’s murder.
Police found Alex Talcott dead on his bathroom floor, bleeding from stab wounds in his neck, with a glass of water and an apple close by.
The tech giant behind Facebook and Instagram potentially lost more than $100 when it lost the small claims lawsuit brought by Emmett Soldati, owner of Teatotaller’s Cafe.
Doug Bates didn’t start out to break news when he retired to Nottingham in 2018, but his substack blog on town politics is becoming a must read by journalists throughout the state.
A lawsuit brought by the Mexican government linking Sturm Ruger and several other gun makers to illegally trafficked guns is going forward after the First Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston reversed a lower court ruling to dismiss the case.
The Elizabeth Gurley Flynn saga continues as lawyers for the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources argued that the lawsuit over her Historic Highway Marker ought to be dismissed.
Frank Davis, 82, is scheduled for a hearing in Hillsborough Superior Court — North in Manchester on April 22. That comes after missed deadlines forced Judge William Delker to re-issue the order for a competency evaluation late last year.
Granite Staters are under no legal obligation to retreat before they use deadly force, according to a new state Supreme Court ruling.
It’s not against the law to harass an ex-girlfriend online and threaten to release embarrassing photos of her unless she agrees to lie to your wife, according to Lebanon District Court Judge Michael Garner.