Courts/Oversight

200 million consumer records left exposed in Experian security oversight

2 men deny killing Vt. grandmother, dumping body

Lawyers spar over Gary Lee Sampson retrial date

Death penalty in U.S. spurs Wild West scramble for killer drugs

Hassan: I would sign Addison’s death warrant

Lehigh man receives 25-year sentence in death of NJ man

N.H. Supreme Court upholds conviction in Concord stun gun attack of pregnant driver

Former Derry town manager wants indecent exposure case dismissed

Opinion

Nashua Telegraph: The NH myth of local control

Eagle Tribune: Ayotte-backed ban on word won't change little girls or boys

Judd Gregg: Dems now look ahead to Hillary

Mass. columnist finds NH motto meaningless

David Brooks: Anti-vaccine belief is sometimes made worse (yes, worse) by pro-vaccine information

John Frank Weaver: Judge sort of clears path for beer-delivery drones

PolitiFact: Ann Kuster does half a flip-flop on employer mandates in Affordable Care Act

Salt Lake Tribune: NH to Utah: The first-in-the-nation primary is ours, back off

General News

FDA rules cited in denying 'life-saving' drug to dying boy

A miracle, it turns out, might not too far away. In fact, it could come in the form a yet-t0-be-released drug called brincidofovir, stowed away in a cabinet in Durham, N.H.

NH oil dealer who failed to deliver convicted in Montana of millions in construction fraud

In 2000 in New Hampshire, Jonathan Lee Oliver was found to have accepted $625,000 in prepayments for home heating oil that he failed to deliver to more than 1,000 customers.

Salt Lake City Tribune: Utah could have first-in-nation presidential primary

The early date could bring punishment from national political parties, which have rules to protect New Hampshire as the country's first primary and Iowa as the first caucus.

Burned out Rustic Crust owner to continue paying employees' salaries

Sterl reassured about 75 of his 100 employees last night in Concord that he would continue paying their salaries while he looked for a temporary …

Manufactured demand nets record millions in carbon tax for cash-strapped RGGI states

Last week's credit auction was the first since the states pared back the amount of available credits by 45 percent starting this year.

Nashua police chief wants to hire more officers despite decline in calls for service

Police responded to 106,000 calls for service in 2012, the first time in six years calls had declined.

Salem WWF wrestler looks to TV reality show

A former professional wrestler from Salem is seeking to film a TV reality show.

Dartmouth professors express concern with sexual assault initiatives

'We had a frank discussion with Dean Johnson and made many of our concerns known to her,' Schweitzer said in an email.

Mandy Moore celebrates fifth anniversary with Ryan Adams, Shares marriage license on Instagram

Five years ago today, the Nashua native and her singer-songwriter hubby Ryan Adams tied the knot...and they are still going strong!

Mass. lawmakers OKs earlier Sunday booze sales

While the bill would cover businesses from Cape Ann to the Berkshires, Poirier, a Republican from North Attleborough, said it will particularly help retailers who border Rhode Island and New Hampshire.

Utah bill aims to hold first presidential primary and one to be held online

The House voted 58-14 Monday to approve the bill creating an online primary election a week before any other state.

Boston natural gas trucking firm XNG prepares for national expansion this year

They also have a 30,000-square-foot plant in Dover, N.H. where they make all of their equipment for liquefied natural gas and compressed natural gas shipments.

Why Apple's adoption of NH firm's sapphire technology may not have much impact on Corning

If Apple were to completely stop purchasing Gorilla Glass, Corning’s sales would decline by 2.3%.

Sharon musician seeks venue to hold benefit for hit-and-run victim

Ryan Mullahy, now a resident of Sharon, N.H., and guitarist for the instrumental progressive-rock band Veil, said he was heartbroken to hear about the plight of Elysee, 26, of Fitchburg, who suffered two broken legs in an early-morning hit-and-run accident in Lunenburg on Feb. 27.

The 1936 flood set the tragic benchmark for future comparisons

While the city’s worries on March 12, 1936 seemed to be flooded basements that kept the fire department, department of public works and others busy with pumps, a headline in the Nashua Telegraph reported bigger worries up north.

Author Dan Brown, wife donate to North Hampton library project

The library has received several unsolicited gifts — one of those gifts came from the Dan and Blythe Brown Foundation of the N.H. Charitable Foundation.

NH youths among those arrested at UMass. 'Barney Blowout'

Steven G. Hall, 22, of Nashua, N.H., and Dana Mahar, Wolfeboro, N.H., 22, were charged with disorderly conduct.

Police surveillance lands Manchester man in Mass. jail on heroin charge

After being read his Miranda warning, Shawn Simpson of Manchester admitted he paid $880 for 20 grams of heroin, the detective wrote.