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A single botched indictment against one of the men charged in the (YDC) Sununu Youth Services Center child physical and sex abuse scandal delayed the trial, but the state will not say why.
Children who are the victims of war in Ukraine got some help in a last-minute fundraiser on their behalf Monday night in which the singers of the Harvard-Radcliffe Collegium Musicum lent their youthful voices to the cause after having to cancel events in Canada due to this nation’s political climate.
A prosecutorial blunder found at the 11th hour is throwing one of the Sununu Youth Services Center sex abuse cases into disarray.
First responders who were hired in the state since 2011 have been pushing hard to change back the terms of their retirement plan and Monday moved one step forward when the Senate Finance Committee agreed to an amendment to the House budget which will delay payments by six months.
On Thursday, December 8, 2022, the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) announced 1,291 new positive COVID-19 test results between Thursday, December 1 and Wednesday, December 7.
Concord police responded to St. John’s Regional School for an active shooter report Thursday morning. The children were attending a mass at the church next door at the time.
During this holiday season, during this most festive of times, I muse joyfully on watching way too much TV, coming home from work and watching that ever festive, ever joyful, ever jubilant program: The Sopranos.
Republican Secretary of State David Scanlan survived a challenge by former state Senator Melanie Levesque, a Democrat, and Sherman Packard, R-Londonderry, also won re-election on Organization Day at the State House.
State Sen. Jeb Bradley, R-Wolfeboro was unanimously elected Senate President on Wednesday.
Despite concerns raised by farmers at a public hearing last week, the state’s Executive Council voted to approve the renomination of Shawn Jasper as the commissioner of agriculture for another five years on a vote of 3-1 with one abstention.
Welcome to this week’s edition of Moose’s Pals, a weekly column devoted to pets that are available for adoption at local animal shelters.
Crying Nazi Christopher Cantwell is out of prison and in need of cash after serving time for his internet threatening conviction.
New Hampshire continues to be the only state in New England to prohibit the sale of recreational marijuana
It took almost five years for portions of the investigation into the death of state prison inmate Phillip Borcuk to be released, but what has been made public shows it may have been compromised from the start by Corrections Commissioner Helen Hanks.
Three-quarters of New Hampshire residents who voted in the 2022 general election are very confident their vote was accurately counted, and seven in eight say it was very easy to vote.
A superior court judge has denied a request to stop the state from setting tax rates for the statewide education property tax because the plaintiffs claim it does not meet constitutional requirements.
CONCORD — State revenues continue to beat budget writers’ forecasts for November buoyed by business, and rooms and meals taxes and lottery revenues generated from a historic Powerball jackpot.
The New England regional electric system operator does not believe rolling blackouts will occur unless there is a prolonged cold snap this winter.
They say that’s one of the wonderful things about having children: you get to see the world again as if it were brand new.
Both students will receive a $10,000 college scholarship for undergraduate study, and they will represent the Granite State for a comprehensive public service, leadership and education experience in Washington, D.C. this coming March.
The state is anticipating 2.9 million visitors this winter season and continued growth in spending with estimates of $1.3 billion for the season.
My first car at 19, in 1969, was a 1932 Chevy, two-door sedan.
Today Democratic office holders, officials, activists and party members are yelling “Hell no, we won’t go” to the Democratic National Committee over a decision to change the dates for its presidential selection process.
Attorney General John M. Formella, State Police Colonel Nathan Noyes, and Jackson Police Chief Christopher C. Perley announce that Brandon Mitchell, age 22, of Jackson, New Hampshire, has been arrested for the murder of Esmae Doucette, age 23, also of Jackson.