There I was, minding my own business, trying to get a couple of pounds of steak tips on my way home and the Tuckaway Tavern sign in Raymond, New Hampshire, says, "PSST, we have a secret, stay tuned." My mind starts to race. What does that mean?. Why are they...

Men were caught with multiple wildlife pelts and mounts and nighttime hunting equipment, wildlife officers said.

MANCHESTER, N.H. — Police are asking for the public’s help locating a suspect accused of a daytime stabbing over the weekend. 25-year-old Analeysa Pringle is facing a First Degree Assault charge, according to Manchester Police. On October 26 around 2:15 p.m., authorities say they received a report of...

COMCORD, N.H. — In federal court, a Northfield man has pleaded guilty after attempting to receive two packages of methamphetamine through the mail. Joseph Crawford, 33, pleaded guilty to charges of attempted possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine. U.S. District Court Judge Landya McCafferty has scheduled his sentencing for February 24, 2025.

A driver pulled a gun and shot at another vehicle in a road rage incident in Henniker, New Hampshire, Tuesday evening, police say. The victim told police that the driver of a small white pickup truck passed him on the left and fired a gun at his car. No one was hurt, but the gunfire shattered both back passenger windows. The vehicles were traveling on Route 202/9 and Old Concord Road around 7 p.m., according to police.

The BLVD Group (“BLVD”), a leading developer and owner of affordable housing, is pleased to announce the $97 million acquisition and planned renovation of Concord Royal Gardens, a 300-unit affordable housing community in Concord, New Hampshire. The acquisition and renovation are being financed through Low Income Housing Tax...

The New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office has filed a civil rights complaint against a former police officer who assaulted a Black bank executive in downtown Portsmouth last year. In a civil complaint filed Tuesday in Rockingham County Superior Court, lawyers with the agency's civil rights unit allege Aaron Goodwin...

A 27-year-old man with a prior conviction in New Jersey for gun possession has been sentenced to federal prison for illegal possession of a firearm and ammunition in New Hampshire, authorities said Tuesday. Monytung Maker, also known as “MoSavage,” previously pleaded guilty in 2019 to a weapons offense in Bergen...

DNA testing is underway on evidence in the 1988 murder of Sharon Johnson, and Jason Carroll hopes the results will make him the first man in New Hampshire to prove that he was wrongly convicted of murder and is in fact innocent as he has claimed throughout the decades he has been imprisoned.

LAKEPORT – Unlike most people, Julie Price begins thinking about Halloween in July. In the summer, while the rest of us are swimming, boating and enjoying summertime hot weather, Price is starting to plan her autumn Halloween display. To say Price loves to decorate for the spooky fall/Halloween season...

BOW, N.H. — As communities across New Hampshire undertake required tests of ballot-counting machines, one town is investigating text messages giving voters incorrect information. Wednesday was the last day to test ballot counting machines before next week's election. But in Bow, it's not just the machines they're focused on.

MANCHESTER, N.H. — One of the most unforgettable weather events in recent memory hit the state 13 years ago. New Hampshire saw a record-setting snowstorm right before Halloween on Oct. 29 and 30, 2011. The “Snowtober” storm brought 2-3 feet of heavy, wet snow, leaving more than 300,000 utility...

Prosecutors dropped all charges earlier this month against one of the 11 individuals accused of abuse in the sprawling youth detention center case, citing a lack of evidence. Trevor Middleton, 56, of Belmont, had been accused of sexually assaulting a child at the Youth Detention Center in Manchester between 1999 and 2001.

The city of Concord is making a final push to fish and remove lead from water lines, even private ones – except they don’t expect to find any lead. What they’re really looking for is galvanized steel lines installed decades ago. “Say I was building a house...

LACONIA — Bob Champlin, the former superintendent who stepped in to lead Laconia School District after the unexpected resignation of Steve Tucker in August, is offering to extend his service through the 2025-26 school year. Champlin had been named interim superintendent by the school board just in time for...

LACONIA — Barring a surprise write-in campaign, the three school board races in the city’s election on Tuesday will be won by Jennifer Anderson, Nancy Simoneau and Zachary Dea, all of whom are running without opposition, and each of whom spoke about a desire to serve their community.

GOFFSTOWN, N.H. — If election season had a flower, it would likely be the campaign sign. They pop up in yards and on curbs every election cycle, sometimes by the dozen. Andy Brown of Goffstown is not running for office, but he does live near an intersection flooded with campaign signs for local, state and national races. He decided he wanted in on the action.

As a former chief of police here in Laconia, I had the opportunity to work closely with Kelly Ayotte when she served as our attorney general. Kelly routinely checked in with us on Motorcycle Weekends (now Motorcycle Week) to be sure Laconia had all the resources necessary to assure a safe weekend. Kelly was one of the most proactive attorneys general I had the pleasure of working with.

Following this recent cooler stretch, warmer air starts to build back in. Near-record high temperatures are expected for Halloween Thursday. Turning cooler again into the weekend. Any lingering showers early this morning will give way to partial sunshine with temperatures with temps in the 60s to near 70 this afternoon.

Lower Chichester Commissioner Mark Lamplugh, Sr. thought that last Thursday’s township Board of Commissioners meeting was going to be a quiet, run-of-the-mill gathering. Instead, the lifelong Lower Chichester resident was recognized by his fellow commissioners, members of the Lower Chichester Fire Department and residents in honor of his 50th anniversary in fire service.