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4 days ago
Trio of men charged for stealing cooking oil from Hampton restaurants
Hampton Police have charged Jose Rivera Deleon, Neyl Junior Garcia De Jesus, and Luis A. Rijo Kelly for stealing used cooking oil from area restaurants, in order to resell it for biofuel.
4 days ago
University System to cover tuition for eligible students under “New Hampshire Promise” program
Starting next fall those full-time first students and qualifying transfer students attending University of New Hampshire, Plymouth State University or Keene State College will be eligible for free tuition under the program.
4 days ago
Addison awaits response from New Hampshire Supreme Court over possible change in sentence
After the state abolished the death penalty in 2019 lawyers for Michael Addison claim his sentence goes against the state's current contemporary values.
5 days ago
Man charged with assaulting Exeter Police Sergent ordered held in preventative detention
A judge has ordered that Joshua Horgan remain in police custody after being charged with assaulting an officer earlier this week.
5 days ago
Zeldin says Government is on schedule to approve permanently eliminating vehicle inspections in New Hampshire
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin says the Trump administration is right on schedule to approve permanently eliminating mandatory safety and emission inspections for vehicles in the Granite State.
6 days ago
Fire destroys newly renovated home in Hillsborough
An early morning fire has destroyed a recently renovated home, however authorities have yet to determine what caused the fire.
6 days ago
New York man to change plea in connection with Derry murder.
Jeremy Li has entered into a plea agreement after being charged with second-degree murder for his role in the stabbing of Gui Lin outside the warehouse in May of 2025.
7 days ago
New memo says rust and crack in paint are to blame for temporary closure of Queen City Bridge
Public Works Officials say rust and cracks in the paint on the truss discovered during an inspection led to the city officials temporarily closing the Queen City Bridge.
7 days ago
Hooksett Firefighter resigns after being indicidet on sexual assault charges
Authorities say Mitchell Dean recently resigned from the department after being indicted on multiple charges including aggravated felonious sexual assault.
7 days ago
Rolling roadblocks planned for Bedford tolls
Crews will be using rolling roadblocks this week in order to paint new stripes at the Bedford tolls in preparation for the removal of tollbooths.
7 days ago
Hooksett woman charged after crashing vehicle into pond
Police say Amy Iqbal has been charged after crashing her car into Stevens Pond Monday afternoon.
7 days ago
Hobbs named UNH Campus Police Chief
Former Hampton Police Chief David Hobbs has been selected the Chief of Campus Police at the University of New Hampshire.
1 week ago
Two killed in head-on collision in Amherst
Two people are dead following a head-on collision in Amherst Friday afternoon, involving a commercial heating oil truck and two other vehicles which closed a major highway for 10 hours.
1 week ago
Allenstown man charged with vandalizing Manchester Coffee shop
Police have charged Tyler Inman in connection with the September 16th vandalism at The Moka Pot Coffee shop.
2 weeks ago
Queen City Bridge reopened to traffic
The Queen City Bridge has been reopened to traffic after being closed due to potential structural deficiencies.
2 weeks ago
Newport police search for business owner in connection with human trafficking investigation
Authorities say they're currently searching for Jiang Xiu Yu, owner and operator of the Harmony Wellness Spa in connection with an investigation into human trafficking.
2 weeks ago
Lopez granted parole 35 years after Nashua murder conviction
On Thursday Eduardo Lopez Jr. was granted parole in the shooting death of well-known Nashua businessman and restaurant owner Robert Goyette.
2 weeks ago
Bipartisan outrage grows over NH Libertarian Party’s social media post
Both Republican and Democratic lawmakers are pushing back after the Libertarian Party of New Hampshire left a post on X calling for assassination of every elected Democrat in the state.
2 weeks ago
Lebanon & Hanover Firefighters battle early morning blaze
A two-alarm fire on Main Street near the Hanover town line ended up requiring support from the neighboring department.
2 weeks ago
New Hampshire’s bald eagle population sets a new record
State officials say for the first time in nearly 40 years 100 bald eagle chicks have flown from their nest this year, increasing the population.
