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MSD’s financials are an open, verified book. A recent independent audit by Plodzik & Sanderson gave the District a clean opinion with explicit praise. Any insinuation of misrepresented financial statements is flatly false.
Jose Javier Rodriguez Grau, 34, of Manchester, was sentenced on June 3, 2026 in Hillsborough Superior Court for firearms and drug trafficking crimes.
The Manchester Association of Police Supervisors (MAPS) on Thursday announced the launch of its official website and social media platforms, establishing new channels to share information about policing in Manchester and engage with residents, community organizations, and local leaders on issues affecting public safety.
A Londonderry woman was seriously injured Wednesday in a rollover crash on Interstate 93.
A city man was indicted on manslaughter and other offenses in the shooting death of a friend last February.
The public hearing on a proposed development of single-family homes off Wellington Road will remain open following various concerns from the Manchester Planning Board during their May 21, 2026 meeting.
A Goffstown man is under indictment on 56 felony charges accusing him of manufacturing and distributing child sexual abuse videos and images.
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On June 3, 2026, at approximately 6:50 a.m., Manchester Police responded to a Brook Street address for a reported motor vehicle accident with injuries. Upon arrival, officers determined the crash was the result of a domestic incident.
A man convicted of raping a woman in the Valley Cemetery five years ago will remain in the Secured Psychiatric Unit (SPU) at the state prison for the next five years after a judge determined he is a sexually violent predator.
Only one week remains until a deadline to pass a series of budgets for the upcoming fiscal year, but the final regularly scheduled meeting of the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen adjourned without any resolution regarding those budgets.
Five years ago, Arielis Nunez was a middle school student participating in The Granite YMCA’s YSTAY (Support, Tutoring, and Adventures for Youth) program. She later became a Leader in Training with the Y’s Power Scholars program, helping young students improve academically and socially during the summer months. Today, she is about to graduate from West High School in Manchester and will be incoming nursing student at Saint Anselm College in the fall.
When Marie Campos typed a simple search into Google looking for “taco tours” around the country, she wasn’t expecting it would lead to an epic adventure, including booking a flight to New Hampshire, to see for herself if “the world’s biggest taco tour” was for real.
But that’s exactly what happened.
It’s a case of opportunity knocking. Or actually, opportunity landing. The Aviation Museum of NH is launching a search for the next school to host its innovative high school student plane-building program.
Although she’s stepping down as Executive Director of Granite State Organizing Project, Sarah Jane Knoy says she’s not going anywhere. But after nearly two decades at the helm of the state’s largest faith-based, grass-roots, community organization, she’s stepping aside to make room for the next generation of changemakers.
During a visit to New Hampshire Friday, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced millions of dollars in funding for research on Lyme disease before what’s expected to be a heavy tick season.
Republican state lawmakers pushed forward open enrollment legislation Thursday, preventing Democrats from defeating it by replacing two of the Democratic lawmakers on the negotiating committee hours before the deadline. But Gov. Kelly Ayotte has indicated she may not sign the bill if it reaches her.
A top official at the Department of Health and Human Services pushed back on Friday against many of the findings of a legislative inquiry into various allegations of improper treatment at the state’s youth detention center, but she also acknowledged systemic leadership and culture failures at the Manchester facility.
New Hampshire election officials have temporarily restored a process that allows some voters to register without presenting citizenship documents after a federal judge blocked parts of a state voting law that took effect last year.
The Planning Board will meet on Thursday, June 4 at 6 p.m. and the following applications will be heard.