Brady-Sullivan is suing the city over its denial of an abatement of the $62.9 million assessment on 16 of its properties for 2024.
Two fire crew members received minor burns through the hoods because of the extreme heat environment.
Trinity High made history Saturday, claiming its first-ever NHIAA Division II state championship with a 31-21 win over previously unbeaten Souhegan, at Pinkerton Academy’s Memorial Field.
The man credited with turning the Palace Theatre from a debt-strapped local stage into a thriving multi-venue cultural institution will step down in 2027. Peter Ramsey, President & CEO of the Palace Theatre, confirmed his retirement plans to the board last week, concluding a 27-year era that reshaped downtown Manchester’s arts and economy.
The next step in possible changes to the city’s food preparation ordinance was the topic of discussion during the Nov. 18, 2025 Board of Mayor and Aldermen Committee on Public Safety, Health and Traffic.
A driver who crossed Granite Street and crashed into four parked cars on South Commercial St. has died from his injuries.
Stephen Murphy, former employee of the Youth Development Center accused of multiple rapes of a teenage boy, was found not guilty Wednesday of three of the felony charges.
Food insecurity. According to the 2025 Feeding America Report, one in nine New Hampshire residents face hunger. What does that mean? And how did those who rely on government assistance find help in the midst of the government shutdown? Here to discuss this and more is Elsy Cipriani, executive director of the New Hampshire Food Bank.
New Hampshire’s population is changing faster than a snowstorm turns to spring mud. So, celebrating the state’s patchwork quilt of holiday traditions has never been more important, or entertaining.
“When my fears start to build, I remind myself that all I can do is continue to fight,” Gray said. “My greatest hope is to enjoy all the little moments now and hope I can stick around long enough to witness the amazing humans my kids are already turning up to be.”