A New Hampshire victim advocacy group is claiming partial victory in a social media campaign to get ABC’s Good Morning America to back down from an interview with Owen Labrie.
MANCHESTER — The popularity of recovery programs in Manchester may play a factor in a troubling increase in overdose deaths in the city, according to an official on the front lines of the drug crisis.
More people are using highways to harm themselves, including the 40-year-old man who jumped to his death off the South Willow Street bridge over Interstate 293 on Monday, according to a New Hampshire State Police official.
Community leaders in Hudson are working to create a new wrap-around program to help kids and relatives impacted by the opioid epidemic, with hopes to launch before the next school year.
SOMERSWORTH — Sixteen people turned out for a roundtable discussion at Goodwin Community Health in Somersworth on Monday morning.
The center provides programming and support for people who struggle with alcohol and/or drug abuse.
The nationwide immigration raids that President Trump said would begin Sunday didn’t materialize on the streets of major U.S. cities.
The city will likely see some kind of gang retaliation for the July 2 shooting death of Brian “Boogie” Clark, according to a city official whose work includes outreach to city gangs.
MANCHESTER — Homicide victim Brian “Boogie” Clark, who was shot and killed last week, was affiliated with city gangs, Manchester Police Chief Carlo Capano said on Thursday.
CONCORD — Starting next year, “X” can mark the gender on New Hampshire driver’s licenses.
While some New Hampshire hospitals will share information about work requirements with patients who fall under expanded Medicaid, the state’s largest health care organization said it’s not their responsibility.
City aldermen have unanimously approved a request for $7,500 to train peer counselors and recovery coaches as Acupuncture Detoxification Specialists (ADS) in Manchester.
Lawyers for the city of Manchester and the American Civil Liberties Union tangled in a courtroom Tuesday over whether surveillance cameras downtown violate a 2006 law.
A civil liberties group has questioned how Valley Street jail officials supposedly held an inmate and released him into ICE custody on Friday after prosecutors dropped drug-dealing charges against him.
Amazon.com warehouse workers in Minnesota plan to strike, a sign that labor unrest persists even after the company committed to paying all employees at least $15 an hour last year.
MANCHESTER — Federal rulings, legal activism and an explosion of inmates with opioid addictions are moving county jail administrators to do the previously unthinkable — providing anti-opioid medication behind the walls.
I’m old enough that I’m supposed to get physicals more often. I hate them.
As New Hampshire looks to reform its juvenile justice system, Moira O’Neill says she wants to hear from the real experts: kids who have been in that system.
The Rev. Kate Harmon Siberine of the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd in Nashua gave a benediction, saying God's love is for everyone.
A tree-lined courtyard, separate “wet” and “dry” shelters, public bathrooms and showers, and a food market: That vision of a new campus for the homeless shelter and soup kitchen in downtown Manchester was revealed on Saturday.
Workers left the company's Boston headquarters around 1:30 p.m. and walked to nearby Copley Square, where the event drew hundreds of supporters.
The American Civil Liberties Union of New Hampshire has agreed to settle a federal lawsuit against the town of Exeter and three police officers accused of illegally detaining an immigrant.
Business leaders and community members are invited to give feedback this Friday on how Families in Transition can improve the services, facility and neighborhood of the New Horizons shelter at 199 Manchester St.
Robert Hitchcock Simpson thought he saw the last of New Hampshire when he moved to Gloucester, Mass., six years ago.
Patricia Marroquín, the wife of Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales, approached a group of female detainees crowded into one cell.
President Donald Trump said on Saturday he would postpone mass deportation raids as he seeks compromise with Democratic leaders on immigration issues.
MANCHESTER — A Massachusetts man suspected of killing another man in Lawrence, Mass., earlier this week is on his way back to his home state after being arrested in the city Thursday.
CONCORD — A state probe of two Manchester charities found failings in financial oversight and misappropriation of funds following the suicide of a top officer in both organizations last September.
“What to the Slaves is the Fourth of July?” asked Frederick Douglass in 1852.
It was March 26, 2009, and the New Hampshire House had just failed to legalize same-sex marriage by the narrowest of margins: a single vote.
The student Gay-Straight-Trans Alliance club got permission to fly the flag on the pole in front of the high school, according to Maggie Monroe-Cassel of the TLC Family Resource Center.
Kelly Ricaurte, the school’s director of strategic communications and community relations, said Treadwell’s messages to faculty and staff do not mean any reductions in the workforce are coming right away.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Some 300 people gathered on Friday evening for a candlelight vigil in the Memphis neighborhood where a young black man was shot dead by federal authorities as residents remained on edge following violent demonstrations earlier this week.
NASHUA — Much has been done to reduce the stigma surrounding the city’s Tree Streets neighborhood throughout the past several years, and this weekend that vibrancy and diversity will be celebrated.
Health and beauty products are meant to be aesthetically pleasing.
DURHAM — A researcher who has been working on food insecurity issues says residents in large areas of northern New Hampshire have significantly limited access to healthy food choices.
Months after student KKK 'Jingle Bells' incident, NAACP wants apology before return of Dover teacher
The high school made national headlines when a teacher allowed students to sing a KKK-themed parody of "Jingle Bells" this past November.
MANCHESTER — City officials intend to “vigorously defend” a plan to install surveillance cameras in downtown Manchester, after the ACLU of New Hampshire filed a lawsuit looking to block the proposal.
MANCHESTER — A jury found the leader of the Squad street gang guilty of more than 50 criminal charges on Monday, including leading a drug enterprise.
More than 32,000 gun silencers were registered to New Hampshire residents as of last year — more than a tenfold increase from seven years earlier.
Some aspects of the deal, he added, remain to be announced — “one in particular,” he said, “will be announced at the appropriate time.”
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