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The festive photo on Emily Long’s Facebook page gave no hint of what could have gone so horribly wrong that led to what police believe is a murder/suicide in her death and the deaths of her husband, Ryan Long, son Parker Long, 8, and daughter Ryan Long, 6. A third child, a toddler, was found alive and suffered no physical injuries, but was not named by the Attorney General’s Office.
The purchase of an industrial property in Nashua by a prominent communist Chinese businessman is prompting an investigation into involvement by the state’s Commission of Business and Economic Affairs and one requested by Gov. Kelly Ayotte.
Gov. Kelly Ayotte welcomed sunrise atop Mount Washington Friday to kick off her version of Super 603 Days.
New Hampshire’s efforts to help the children and families of war-torn Ukraine now include a group of Moultonborough women who are raffling off a quilt they made to benefit the grassroots effort known as Common Man for Ukraine.
From reclassifying cannabis, to Chinese investment in a Nashua industrial park to the YDC settlement fund, to gaps in the New Hampshire system which allow domestic violence victims to fall through the cracks, Gov. Kelly Ayotte addressed reporters questions and said much of it requires more scrutiny Wednesday.
NEWBURY – New Hampshire’s natural resources, from its mountains enjoyed for hiking, foliage and skiing to its lakes which provide swimming, sailing, and year-round fishing were the focus of a meeting of Gov. Kelly Ayotte and the state’s five-member Executive Council here Wednesday.
Executive Councilor Janet Stevens, R-Rye, says the state’s law enforcement community and the Judicial Branch are not doing enough to help save domestic violence victims from further harm, like Sandra Marisol Fuentes Huaracha of Berlin, who was killed by her husband last month while he was out on bail.
A fecal bacteria advisory is again in effect for Hampton State Park Beach and three other New Hampshire beaches, according to testing by the state Department of Environmental Services.
The New Hampshire Liberty Alliance is out with its annual legislative report card for 2025 and grading each legislator based on roll call votes in both the House and Senate based on their pro- or anti-liberty votes.