EPPING -- A police dog helped track down a woman who allegedly stole from Ulta Beauty in Epping and then fled from police at a high rate of speed before crashing in Kingston Tuesday night.
Portsmouth police officials confirmed Tuesday that a body found washed ashore in Newington Monday evening was that of a Maine man who disappeared after leaving a Pleasant Street bar on April 27.
Francis D. Smith’s suit accuses the hospital of wrongful termination and retaliation under the Whistleblower Act and alleges that the facility failed to address his concerns.
FARMINGTON — As an independent agency investigates reported acts of violence at Farmington High School, some residents are questioning the safety of all their district’s public schools.
Devin Isaacs crawled through smoke in a burning apartment building to rescue two young children from the fire.
Amanda Chavez became unconscious for unknown reasons.
RAYMOND - A local man involved in a standoff with police Monday night is believed to have fired an AR-15 inside his residence during the incident that brought in members of a SWAT team, authorities said.
The man was conscious at the scene but was suspected of having sustained traumatic injuries.
In a letter to the school community, Superintendent Dr. Earl Metzler said the bullet was discovered by a parent who found it next to her parked vehicle.
“It’s a hoarding situation,” the fire chief said. “It’s a total loss.”
There were no working smoke detectors or fire alarms in the house, but the dog alerted the family to the fire, the fire chief said.
The Rindge man was one of two people arrested that day with loaded guns at Logan.
While allegations of Russian cyber warfare influencing the 2016 election have received no shortage of attention, one New York Times correspondent believes we should be placing more focus on the cyber threats that are to come.
Maybe it’s the iconic beauty of the Dartmouth College campus, or it could be the tranquility of the Connecticut River, or maybe it is something special in the garbage that’s drawing Mink the bear back to downtown Hanover.
WINDHAM — A Salem firefighter and a civilian passerby will be recognized as New Hampshire heroes at an award ceremony Wednesday, for pulling a badly injured woman from a burning vehicle and pulling others to safety.
NEWINGTON — Residents walking along the shores of Great Bay early Monday evening found a body that appears to have washed up, a fire official said.
Despite news this week that a child in Keene is confirmed to have measles, the state's epidemiologist says the vaccine for the potentially deadly illness is very effective.
A contractor installing a new sewer line under Route 28 in Salem accidentally struck a gas line Monday morning.
Kurt Kaser had no time to consider his options.
Diane Regan, 51, of Dracut, Mass., slipped on some wet rocks on the Carter Moriah trail around 1:45 p.m. Saturday and said she could not put weight on the injured leg, Fish and Game said.
“It’s been almost seven years,” said Holly Martin. “Every time I think it might get easier. It doesn’t.”
Alex Gangi, Colin Flanagan, Scott Ciszek and Jason Reinold entered the burning home in search of the woman before fire crews arrived.
A New Hampshire child has been diagnosed with measles, the state Department of Health and Human Services said Sunday.
State police said Linda Perkins, 63, was wearing a helmet at the time of the crash.
EPPING — For Chris Murphy, it was all about being in the right place at the right time.
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NORTH HAMPTON — A Londonderry man likely faces charges after local police said he deliberately drove his car off the road and toward the ocean Friday night.
Armed forces spokesman Jose Domingo Meza said four of the victims were from the U.S., whereas local emergency services said four victims were Canadian.
Police say a homeless man, Richard Oliver, drowned in the brook behind the Beaver Street Market.
LONDONDERRY — Londonderry police officials, Manchester Fire Chief Dan Goonan and other recovery specialists hosted a panel discussion and public forum Thursday night to share information about the resources available to residents who are struggling with substance use disorder and their famil…
ATKINSON — A teen who pulled his friend up from the bottom of a pond after the friend suffered a seizure will be recognized with a New Hampshire Hero Award.
DOVER – Traffic was diverted for hours in the area of Knox Marsh Road Friday morning after a tractor-trailer overturned as it was exiting Spaulding Turnpike.Fire Chief Eric Hagman lives in the area and said he heard a loud bang just after he poured his morning cup of coffee.Crews called to t…
The man who helped develop the "Broken Windows" theory of police work, credited for drastically reducing violent crimes nationwide, died this week at his home in Hanover.
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MANCHESTER — State police investigated a motorcycle crash Thursday night on the northbound side of Interstate 293 between Exits 5 and 6 in the city according to first responders.
The man found dead at the Auburn Waste Management Transfer Station died as a result of "probable traumatic asphyxia," says a statement from the Attorney General's office.
State police are investigating the death of a local woman struck and killed Wednesday evening on the southbound side of the F.E. Everett Turnpike near Exit 4 by a driver who fled the scene.
AUBURN — An autopsy has determined a 36-year-old man found dead Monday in a pile of refuse at the trash transfer station in town as a result of traumatic compression of the thorax or upper abdomen, according to law enforcement officials.
LACONIA — A major gas leak that took some three hours to contain prompted the evacuation Wednesday of three buildings and closed Union Avenue to traffic from Mechanic Street to Stark Street.
Two BMWs caught fire in a tightly congested area of the city shortly before dawn on Tuesday, with flames threatening nearby tenement buildings and vehicles, fire officials said.
ANCHORAGE, Ala. — Federal investigators are due in Alaska on Tuesday to try to find out why two sightseeing planes collided in mid-air over open water during daylight hours, killing at least four tourists.
Ashley McCarthy, 19, was brought to the Monadnock Community Hospital in Peterborough for treatment.
The Taipei & Osaka restaurant in the Lake Shore Marketplace shopping center was shuttered by Gilford Health Officer and Deputy Fire Chief Brad Ober on April 17, and remains closed.
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