Asst. AG Joshua Speicher told Judge John Kissinger it was only a matter of time before cops obtained legal warrants to use the phone data.
The family of Kent Wood of West Roxbury, Massachusetts, reported him overdue Tuesday morning after a weekend trip to Lafayette Campground.
Aimee Khatib filed her lawsuit in the United States District Court, accusing the NH DOC of failing to train officers in room extractions.
State Rep. Ellen Read, D-Newmarket, called Concord City Councilor Jennifer Kretovic's post about a placard-less car a false accusation.
Rolling billboards were driven around Concord showing Democrat gubernatorial candidate Cinde Warmington calling OxyContin a “miracle drug.”
Follow-up: The state Supreme Court said jurors should have heard that another man confessed to voting in Richard Rosen’s name.
The funding would support 73 housing units and projects serving nearly 11,500 residents across New Hampshire.
The names of the caller and the injured girlfriend were not released.
Andrew Shue, formerly of the 1990s hit TV series “Melrose Place,” and a Dartmouth Grad, was in Concord to unveil The NH Forum on Tuesday.
Defense attorney Thomas Barnard argues the judge already has all the testimony and info he needs from the original three-day hearing.
Ward 5 City Councilor: I don’t feel comfortable voting on council matters I don’t understand — which is why I ask city staff questions.
U.S. Rep. Maggie Goodlander, D-NH, visited with community leaders and small-business owners to hear concerns on Tuesday
Businesses and individuals across Concord can be nominated for contributions to the city's tree scape.
Andy Volinsky says he's not proposing a tax increase; it's a shift — moving about $1B from the state’s property tax burden to an income tax.
U.S. Attorney Erin Creegan announced the indictment last week, saying Jacques, 52, faces up to 20 more years in prison if convicted.
Concord detectives, a retired lieutenant, and a Verizon rep could testify at the Stephen and Djeswende Reid murder case evidence hearing.
The state will be asked to agree to a full design of a new state prison for men in Concord when the Executive Council meets on Wednesday.
The Supreme Court’s ruling instructed Judge John Kissinger to reconsider the evidence in light of the doctrine of inevitable discovery.
Despite warnings from Mayor Byron Champlin, Stacey Brown embraces unhinged behavior which he says is creating serious problems for the city.
At Loudon's Sunnyside Maples, Gov. Kelly Ayotte tapped a maple tree, hugged it, and kicked off New Hampshire's sweetest weekend of the year.
Some say the homeless need space to relieve themselves; others say nearly half a million dollars is a high price for a place to go potty.
The story of former cop Casey Truesdell and Newport Police Chief Alex Lee is about more than just an affair. It's about a double standard.
Follow-up: After admonishment, Ward 5 Councilor Stacey Brown doubles down on claims, seems to minimize NH’s statutory rape law on podcast.
The expansion of I-93 from Bow to Concord and the Manchester I-293 Exit 6 and 7 projects were removed from the plan due to a lack of funds.
Newmarket Democrat state Rep. Ellen Read's "revenge bill," HB 1675, targeting the Coalition, was tabled by the House.
Mayor Byron Champlin declined to move to remove Ward 5 City Councilor Stacey Brown Tuesday after “improper activities” claims against her.
The New Hampshire Lottery projects the Mega Millions jackpot for Tuesday's drawing to be about $533 million, with a cash payout of $244.2.
Iowa U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst, a 23-year veteran of the U.S. Army Reserve and the Iowa Army National Guard, was in Concord for a fundraiser.
This nomination would have been for the 3rd child advocate for New Hampshire.
Former Marine, Loudon GOP state Rep: Unforeseen and unintended consequences are inevitable. There will be all sorts of fallout and pain.
Two years ago, former Mayor Joyce Craig attacked Cinde Warmington on the opioid issue. She isn’t rolling over and taking it this time.
Both Democrats and Republicans denounced Andru Volinsky's proposal to institute an income tax and raise the SWEPT tax for schools.
Prime sponsor state Rep. Jim Kofalt, R-Wilton says HB 1797 ensures SNAP benefits go to those who are truly in need of the support.
The acquisition of the 81.73 acres will expand recreational opportunities; the fate of Scenic RailRiders tourist attraction is unknown.
Under HB 1804, there would be separate SAUs for the state’s two largest cities and for the 10 counties; unions, school boards oppose bill.
An overnight parking ban is in effect for Concord to assist with snow removal operations, with free garage parking available for residents.
No on-street parking will be permitted in Concord from 11:59 p.m. on Friday night into Saturday morning so snow plows can clear streets.
Councilors reach consensus on focus for 2026-2027; 4 form “renters’ caucus,” suggest “rent freeze,” eviction protections, other ideas.
HB 1716 would have required the results of national standardized and state assessments for EFA students to be reported to the department.
During the investigation, the bill would strip the coalition of funding for anything other than services that directly benefit victims.