Cities and towns are beginning to feel the financial impact of the COVID-19 crisis, and the difficult path toward recovery.
The fourth member of a gang allegedly behind a February burglary at a Keene baseball card shop was arrested this week in Farmington. Police believe the gang is behind similar crimes in NH and Maine.
The Laconia City Council voted unanimously Monday night to cancel the 97th annual June event due to COVID-19 and to authorize the August dates.
The New Hampshire Department of Education estimates about a dozen school districts are ending the school year early, due to challenges of remote learning.
The lawsuit alleging the religious order that operates Nashua’s Bishop Guertin High School knew about a teacher’s history of sexual abuse is not going forward as scheduled.
All over New Hampshire, people are trying to figure out how to maintain that cherished institution of gathering people together for town meeting when we’re not supposed to gather together.
School Resource Officer Alyssa Raxter said that, after the schools shut down in response to the coronavirus pandemic, she started looking for ways to continue interacting with Gilford students. She said she searched her online network with other SROs across the country and came across the pen pal and art contest ideas as ways to give the children something to do and continue to bridge the gap between the police department and the students.
Tim Hale of Newport is serving 6-months for reckless conduct after wounding 2-year-old upstairs neighbor in accidental shooting.
An Atkinson woman is facing multiple charges in Salem after allegedly driving while intoxicated, crashing her compact SUV with her juvenile daughter inside and later coughing into arresting officers’ faces Saturday night.
Gorham Paper and Tissue has made its White Mountain Tissue available to its employees as well as to local stores in Coos County.