Courts/Oversight

With Aereo, Supreme Court digs into copyright nuances

Fitzwilliam selectmen will not appeal local quarry ruling to the N.H. Supreme Court

Former pharmaceutical executive gets 16 months for insider trading involving NH chiropractor

'Mob Wives' star asks judge to delay transfer of embezzler husband to Berlin, NH prison

Democrats push for national park on moon, NH expert notes U.S. doesn't own it

U.S. Supreme Court upholds Michigan’s ban on affirmative action in college admissions

Court to determine whether state officials misled Mount Sunapee Resort operators in 1998 lease

NH firm wins $1M judgement, Maine firm appeals

Opinion

Fosters: President does Sen. Shaheen no favor delaying Keystone decision

WaPo: Sen. Harry Reid's baseless 'domestic terror' accusations

Calling all Oath Keepers to stand watch at Bundy Ranch

Jack Kenny: Hindsight and other cop-outs are rarely 20/20

Video: Businessman alleges NH, Mass. corruption; issues $1M challenge for an honest lawyer

General News

Siblings arrive from Ethiopia to try and save adopted NH brother’s life

Two siblings from Ethiopia arrived at Logan Airport Tuesday to potentially save their brother’s life with a bone marrow transplant.

Maine may fine snowmobiling New Hampshire couple attacked by moose

Cpl. John MacDonald of the [Maine Warden Service] said the incident is being investigated for any harassment of wildlife.

Newmarket man mourns infant grandson killed by video gaming father in Fla.

NEWMARKET — Jim Dufour says he saw signs of trouble a year ago, when his little grandson, Daymeon, and the boy's parents lived with him in Newmarket.

Driver of `Hometown Hottie' car that refused to stop for police sought

DOVER — Area police are on the lookout for the driver of a vehicle registered to former Hometown Hottie contestant Persephanie Lesperance of Portsmouth.

Aggressive wildlife in N.H. attacking people, pets

A rabid fox’s attack on a 5-year-old girl in Derry and the mauling of a small dog in Hampstead on Monday are prompting animal control and wildlife officials to warn the public about aggressive wildlife.

Child injured after bullet shatters window of Kensington home

Police responded to 4 Stumpfield Road just before 7 p.m. to investigate a report of a bullet that was fired into the residence.

NOAA ship to survey ocean floor off NH to identify sand for beach replenishment

NOAA Ship Ferdinand R. Hassler will survey off the coast of Portsmouth, N.H. to acquire data that will contribute to habitat mapping and to the state's effort to locate sand resources for beach replenishment.

Crowd rallies behind Lancaster physical education teacher

LANCASTER — Feelings ran high among the 60 or so members of the public who turned out at WMRSD board meeting on Monday evening seeking a way that would allow fourth-year non-tenured P. E. teacher to continue.

NH citizens nation's most financially literate

One study ranked Utah as the second most financially literate state behind only New Hampshire, and just ahead of Virginia and New Jersey. The least financially literate state in the study was Mississippi.

Dispute among Portsmouth businesswomen leads to arrest

PORTSMOUTH — A dispute between several downtown businesswomen culminated with the arrest of one of them, Oneta Bobbett, on three charges alleging Bobbett knowingly filed a false report to police, then tampered with a witness, said Capt. Mike Schwartz.

NHPUC approves 12% Northern Utilities rate hike

This Order approves a settlement agreement allowing Northern Utilities, Inc., a permanent rate increase resulting in a 12% increase to an average residential customer’s bill.

New Hampshire hospital lifts veil on prices

Then earlier this year, he saw an advertisement in the Sunday paper: $2,000 paid up front at Elliot Hospital. "It was real easy. Just went in there, they put me to sleep and woke me up, and said, 'Goodbye.'"