Courts & Corrections
Two Unidentified Inmates Injured in Assault at State Prison in Berlin
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The department said it wasn’t releasing the names of the two inmates because of the investigation.
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The department said it wasn’t releasing the names of the two inmates because of the investigation.
Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced $18,914,000 from President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to address emerging contaminants, like Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) in drinking water in New Hampshire.
Attorney General John M. Formella and Concord Police Chief Bradley Osgood announce that an autopsy has been completed on the body of John Gove (age 49), of Louisiana.
Several bills introduced this session would allow students to receive graduation credits for attending religious classes outside a public school.
As the Russian war against the people of Ukraine nears its first anniversary, New Hampshire residents and businesses are making a difference in relief efforts for thousands of Ukraine’s youngest and most vulnerable victims.
The airport tweeted that an incident occurred this morning around 11 a.m. which is under investigation, and we will provide more information as it becomes available. Please check with your airlines for up-to-date flight information.
Department of Safety Commissioner Robert Quinn did not retaliate against the former employee who alerted supervisors to his reported improper use of the state’s Gun Line system to help a friend, according to a new motion filed with the New Hampshire Department of Labor.
A bill expanding criminal background checks to employees or volunteers of non-public educational services that take state money drew opposition from a number of homeschoolers Friday at a public hearing before the House Education Committee.
The attorney representing the jurors who acquitted Volodomyr Zhukovskyy over whether their names should now be released to the Boston Globe said statements made by Gov. Chris Sununu and Attorney General John Formella after the not guilty verdicts were very upsetting to jurors.