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A Salem mother gave her 7-year-old permission to go outside and start her vehicle, a 2003 Ford Focus, according to police, which led to her 2-year-old sister being hit Tuesday evening.

Public Safety

Mom to be charged after Salem tot hit by car started by 7-year-old sister

SALEM – Police expect to bring charges against a local mother for allegedly allowing her 7-year-old daughter to start the family car, which led to her 2-year-old sister being hit on Tuesday.

Motor Sports

Tom Herzig's Trackside: MacDonald heads to Dover Speedway

Having just turned in an impressive winning effort in the American Canadian Tour Invitational at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Eddie MacDonald has the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East event Friday at Dover...

Joined by several guests, representatives of Cranmore Mountain Resort on Tuesday morning broke ground on the 50 million Kearsarge Brook project which combines 106 residential units with a variety of amenities for its residents and the skiing public. Shoveling dirt from left to right are Chuck Henderson, on behalf of U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen Conway Town Manager Earl Sires Tyler Fairbank and his father, Brian Fairbank, co-owners of Cranmore with Joseph O'Donnell Ben Cox, Cranmore president and Amy Bassett, on behalf of Gov. Maggie Hassan.

Business

Ground broken Tuesday for $50m Cranmore Mountain project

Cranmore Mountain Resort broke ground Tuesday on a $50 million project that, in a first for the Granite State, will combine slope-side living with amenities and services that are available to...

Editorials

'Write it down': Ludwig's tax cap busting rant

Manchester's tax cap busting aldermen don't want to wait until they vote on the city budget to bust the tax cap yet again.

Concealed carry: Hassan veto will stand

It's getting chilly out there as autumn sneaks into New Hampshire. But if you're a law-abiding gun owner, be sure to ask permission from your local police chief before putting on a coat.

No-bid Hassan: NH needs contract competition

Why does Gov. Maggie Hassan keep asking the Executive Council to approve no-bid contracts?

State Government

Police departments share $1.5M in 'Granite Hammer' funding to fight opioid crisis

Law enforcement agencies across the state will share $1.5 million to combat the opioid addiction crisis through Operation Granite Hammer, which became a flashpoint in the political debate over...

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