Mandatory mask ordinances are being considered in towns and cities around the state and one is already in place in Nashua as municipalities grapple on their own with measures to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Town Manager Tom Holmes told selectmen Tuesday that the town is being “overrun” with day-trippers clogging popular recreational outdoor spots, many of whom are acting badly
A virtual town hall tailored towards students and their families will take place on Wednesday July 22, at 10 a.m., and meetings with faculty later in the summer.
State representatives Andrew Bouldin (D-Hillsborough) and Amanda Bouldin (D-Hillsborough), who are husband and wife and live in Manchester, attended the protest after seeing the social media coverage of Sarah Letendre’s arrest. “It’s ridiculous that a domestic violence victim was arrested because her husband is a police officer in Dover,” Andrew Bouldin said.
Portsmouth Police Detective Rochelle Jones has made 12 donations of $200 each to local charitable groups, donating her entire COVID-19 first responder stipend.
A Keene woman told police she had a supernatural premonition that her downstairs neighbor is the Anti-Christ, so she decided to stab him before he could stab her, according to court records.
The agreement with Broadway Hospitality Group and Tavern in the Square follows a commitment from Regal to bring a state-of-the-art 11-screen cinematic experience to Market and Main.
Motorcycle Week will go on as planned in August, but it will look a lot different, following a decision by the City Council.
Londonderry Police arrested a man they say drove his pick-up truck into a person driving a lawnmower at a condominium complex on Bayberry Lane Monday afternoon, and then fled the scene.
The man known as Keene’s Crying Nazi, Christopher Cantwell, is facing four new federal charges after prosecutors unsealed new indictments in his cyber-bullying case on Monday.
A retired Vermont teacher pleaded guilty Wednesday to five felony counts of possession of child sex abuse images, a case that started when he was caught looking at the images and videos while at the Keene Starbucks.
Travis Olson was sentenced to serve one year in the Cheshire House of Corrections, deferred for one year. During that time, Olson is to remain on good behavior, not be charged with any new motor vehicle infractions, and complete 100 hours of community service. Olson will additionally have his driver’s license suspended for 30 days.
Some city councilors in Portsmouth are pushing for a mandatory mask-wearing ordinance ahead of President Trump’s scheduled rally at the Pease Airport this weekend.
Harold and Betsy Janeway have given an extraordinary gift of their home and 477 acres of land in Webster and Hopkinton to Five Rivers Conservation Trust.
The event is scheduled from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. and will be accessible either by phone or via the teleconferencing application Zoom. Four
Salem Police are taking steps to prepare for a possible spillover of protesters and rioters as an evening of peaceful protests conclude Friday in Lawrence, Massachusetts.
ReopenNH plans to “storm” Hampton Beach this weekend to rally against the new rules that currently forbid sunbathing or sitting on state beaches due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Under New Hampshire’s restitution system, the Commission pays out the expenses to the victims, and then bills the perpetrator.
A Claremont man is being held without bail after he was charged in the death of Kacey Grizzaffi, 22, who was pregnant with twins when she allegedly overdosed on fentanyl in a convenience store bathroom.
