A female housekeeper was cleaning a hotel room at the Holiday Inn on Keewaydin Drive when a male temp worker, later identified as Boynton, entered the room, grabbed the woman and threw her to the ground, according to Salem Police Capt. Jason Smith.
Tuesday morning, the FBI raided several properties associated with a libertarian-styled group referred to as Free Keene.
Keene’s Crying Nazi Christopher Cantwell, found guilty of threatening another white supremacist over the internet, is appealing his conviction.
NH Fish and Game conservation officers have recovered the body of a man who fell through the ice on the Piscataquog River while on his ATV.
High winds toppled a tree Tuesday morning causing live power lines to fall atop a Londonderry school bus, and a tree in Derry crashed into a condominium injuring one resident and briefly trapping three others.
A propane truck leaking fuel shut down traffic Monday on Route 114 between New Boston Road and the Bedford Road overpass.
U.S. Marshals have arrested the third and final suspect accused in the November 2020 death of a New Hampshire toddler.
Pelham Police have charged a local man with four counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault (AFSA) against a minor, and one count of a pattern of AFSA.
The COVID-19 vaccination rollout is in full swing across the Granite State. Despite ongoing progress, residents and health workers still have major concerns. This week, Concord Monitor’s Health Reporter and Report for America Corps member Teddy Rosenbluth as well as Dr. Staci Hermann, Chief Pharmacy Officer at Dartmouth-Hitchcock, dug into some of those concerns.
Christopher D. Lawton, 43, of Francestown Road, allegedly assaulted the girl while he was her pastor between 2015 and 2016. He was indicted in October in the Hillsborough Superior Court-North in Manchester.
The New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources announced Thursday that six properties were added to the New Hampshire State Register of Historic Places.
An aged horse chestnut that was located, until this past summer, behind Association Hall in Derry is believed by some to have been planted by Matthew Thornton, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. But local historian and Derry Museum of History Curator Mark Mastromarino hopes to prove — or disprove — the local legend with scientific analysis and research.
One of his first goals will be to train and certify enough of the department’s EMTs to be full paramedics, in order to provide 24/7 paramedic coverage.
At least two area residents, both with law enforcement backgrounds, participated in Wednesday’s protest in Washington, D.C. — and one of them was among the crowd that stormed the Capitol building — although both have condemned the violence that took place.
A normal New Year’s celebration might consist of fireworks, too much champagne and a kiss. But this year, after grappling with the hardships of 2020, the First Congregational Church of Swanzey had different plans.
It’s a model that’s catching on. Looking for alternatives to arrest, police departments in Brattleboro and elsewhere are using their 24/7 presence and regular contact with drug users to refer them to treatment. While the details vary, in general, these departments put the word out that just about anyone can walk up to an officer — or into the police station — and ask for help.
An Epping woman is under investigation by the FBI for making threats against a Michigan elected official.
Markers for cemeteries, meeting houses, mills, and civil rights activists can all be found in the Monadnock Region.
‘Tis the season for feeling happy and sad for so many. In this must-watch episode of The State We’re In from NH Public TV, we learn what people can do to help themselves and others to cope this holiday season. Plus, meet the Kid Governor who has a plan for addressing childhood depression.
