With syringes washing onto shore along a section of Moore’s Falls in Litchfield, a portion of the popular hiking trail has now been closed to the public.
Police determined Tyler Rancloes, 25, of Columbia, was at a small gathering in Columbia when the gun discharged.
MANCHESTER — Officials with the Manchester Transit Authority announced Monday they will suspend all fixed bus route service beginning Wednesday, April 1.
MANCHESTER - Police are investigating a pair of armed robberies that happened Sunday at a gas station and a convenience store.
WASHINGTON — Gun control activists on Monday criticized guidance issued by President Donald Trump’s administration recommending that states find that gun stores are critical businesses that can stay open during the coronavirus crisis.
Vermont announced last week that it will soon be expanding its testing to include state residents with mild and moderate symptoms of COVID-19.
The couple living in the house escaped without injury, but their cat died in the fire.
JAFFREY — A Massachusetts man was injured when he fell while hiking at Monadnock State Park, the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department said Sunday.
The Manchester VA was one of 41 of the 58 centers visited to score as “generally adequate” for screening efforts.
On a Saturday in which an outbreak of severe weather was predicted for the Midwest, a violent tornado ripped through Jonesboro, Ark., causing extensive damage.
Peterborough police found a hiker who got lost off a trail Friday evening, without a flashlight or extra supplies
New Hampshire residents hammered by COVID-19-related joblessness, sickness and anxiety are logging on and double-clicking for digital doses of spiritual comfort.
MANCHESTER — A Friday afternoon fire on Spruce Street destroyed two apartment buildings and damaged at least four more.
A second person has died of COVID-19 in New Hampshire, the state Department of Health and Human Services announced Friday.
A Derry man accused of striking and killing a flagger in a construction zone Thursday admitted to officers that he took oxycodone and other prescription drugs earlier in the morning, according to a police affidavit.
NORTHFIELD — Six months after a Lakes Region woman was burned in a loading accident at a local asphalt plant, the Occupational Health and Safety Administration has completed its investigation and did not issue any citations for safety violations, a federal spokesman confirmed.
The White Mountain National Forest has shut down numerous toilet facilities and the Rumney Rocks recreation area to minimize the spread of COVID-19, the forest agency said in a press release.
A New Hampshire woman is suing the Bellows Falls, Vt., Police Department claiming that she was sexually harassed by the chief and a sergeant when she worked as a dispatcher.
FARMINGTON — A local man who died in an industrial accident at Schaefer Rolls in Farmington is being described as “a devoted man of God.”
A traffic controller at a construction site near Hoodkroft Country Club died Thursday after he was struck by an SUV.
The crash killed Adityarini Lewis, 33, and seriously injured her husband.
One of the owners said he hopes to reopen Thursday.
CONCORD — Governor Chris Sununu announced Tuesday he will nominate Capt. Nathan A. Noyes of New Boston to serve as the next colonel of the New Hampshire State Police.
With more families home together, victims have to face their abuser more.
Fire crews responded to a three-alarm garbage fire at the Salem Transfer Station Tuesday morning.
MANCHESTER — An inmate at the Valley Street jail is in critical condition at the Elliot Hospital after he was found hanging in his jail cell on Monday evening, the jail said in a statement.
He has pleaded not guilty to charges of arson and DWI as well as other charges.
A hiker who fell about 200 feet while descending Mount Washington Sunday was rescued with the help of the popular Cog Railway train, conservation officers said.
A Manchester woman was flown to Boston with life-threatening injuries after her car crashed while exiting Interstate 93 in Londonderry Monday morning.
One of the leaders of the libertarian Free Keene group, Ian Freeman, said he won’t comply with New Hampshire’s order to limit public gatherings, calling the order “outrageous.”
Up to a month earlier than usual, the state’s bears are beginning to wake up from the winter of 2019-2020, with sows expected to bring forth more cubs than a year ago, says Andy Timmins, the bear project leader with the New Hampshire Department of Fish and Game.
HAMPTON — A two-alarm fire fueled by strong winds caused significant damage to a seasonal apartment building just off Hampton Beach Monday morning.
NASHUA — A city man accused of trying to stab someone during a disturbance faces several charges including assault and criminal threatening, police said Sunday.
In areas of higher elevation, as much as 6 inches of snow could accumulate.
Granite United Way’s "211 NH" line is the statewide call center for COVID-19.
“People who drop off something are so glad to help," says Dartmouth-Hitchcock's Dave Coombs.
ROCHESTER — A pedestrian was struck by a car Saturday night, causing life-threatening injuries, police said.
A Wentworth man died in a snowmobile crash in Colebrook Saturday morning.
The coronavirus and the arrival of spring are cited as contributing factors.
MANCHESTER — The VA Medical Center will begin screening veterans for coronavirus at a drive-through site set up on campus starting Monday.
