The ACLU said he fled his native country after the Al-Shabaab terrorist group made threats against his family.
“It’s been almost seven years,” said Holly Martin. “Every time I think it might get easier. It doesn’t.”
CONCORD — New Hampshire officials expect to join a multistate lawsuit against 20 drug companies, alleging that they conspired to fix prices on generic prescription drugs.
The city’s main homeless shelter -- New Horizons -- is temporarily relocating its sleeping quarters to allow for work to commence on interior renovations.
The body found in a pile of rubbish earlier this week was that of a homeless man who bounced around in Manchester, Nashua and Derry, according to those who knew him and court records.
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health and GraniteOne Health, the latter of which includes CMC, are conducting listening sessions around the state to hear about combining the two health systems.
A three-hour workshop that focuses on wiping criminal records clean will take place Wednesday in Manchester.
Alyssa Milano is voicing her opposition to new antiabortion legislation — and she’s doing so with a political tactic dating back to ancient Greece.
"I saw a little foot sticking out from under one of the sheets. A scarred patent-leather shoe covered with dust," he told an interviewer, according to "Carry Me Home" by Diane McWhorter.
The Nashua Police Athletic League facility will undergo a major renovation project after being selected as the next Building on Hope project.
Legislation to pay for a major expansion of the state’s child protective workforce cleared the House on Thursday, 272-87, as 59 Republicans joined Democrats in approving Senate Bill 6.
Camp Resilience aims to help veterans cope with the visible and invisible wounds of war.
The Chase Home works with at-risk youth and families across the state.
A Somalian who has been in ICE detention for two and a half years has sued in U.S. District Court, seeking his release while he appeals his deportation.
The Neil and Louise Tillotson Fund of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation recently awarded 16 grants, totaling $358,259, including money for kids to receive backpacks filled with nutritious food.
Manchester native Howard Brodsky will receive the 2019 Global Leadership Award from the World Affairs Council of New Hampshire next month.
The forum will feature a Conversation Café, consisting of facilitated small-group discussions by city staff, providers and faith leaders.
A 40-year-old drug charge could prevent you from getting a new job. A conviction when you were 19 may mean a rejected student loan application.
The Pentagon is preparing to loosen rules that bar troops from interacting with migrants entering the United States.
Eva Castillo came to the United States from Venezuela in the 1970s and quickly took on a leadership role in her community.
For three years, the state of Vermont has been celebrating the second Monday of October, traditionally and federally labeled as Columbus Day, as Indigenous Peoples’ Day.
At the meeting, Epping residents will speak first and each will be limited to three minutes.
Democratic U.S. mayors said on Friday their cities would welcome illegal immigrants.
Four years ago, the Homeless Services Center shut down.
MANCHESTER — The New Hampshire Institute of Art has decided it will not hang a student’s painting at an upcoming exhibition after a large portion of the student body condemned the work as racist and pledged not to display their own art alongside it.
Dartmouth College is rolling out a new security system for its email service as the Hanover Police Department is investigating a spate of racist emails the roiled the campus this school year.
Some vacant positions are going unfilled. Food bills, water bills and sewer bills are down. And there aren't enough inmates available to fill a work crew.
The new curriculum will teach skills such as empathy, emotional management and problem solving.
Art is a big facet of the program.
Thomas Obrey describes his life at 13 as “a collision course with trouble.” He was living in an apartment with older brothers and sisters, drinking, stealing, and doing drugs. He estimates that he was arrested a half-dozen times.
DOVER — Local students involved in the Dover Youth to Youth program say a beer company’s advertising campaign is “idiotic” and makes them uncomfortable.
MANCHESTER — The police department is installing surveillance cameras that will capture much of the activity on Elm Street in downtown Manchester, Chief Carlo Capano said on Wednesday.
Proceeds from the grant are designated to create a new health and social services position within the Manchester Community Health Center.
“I prefer love and peace,” Lopez Obrador told reporters at his regular morning news conference.
The Trump administration will speed up the deployment of hundreds of officers on the southern border.
He accused the nations of having “set up” migrant caravans and sending them north.
What happens when you tell a comedian a certain topic is off limits?
Buloze Rusesera, 21, is one of six Congolese refugees participating in a hospitality training program to help them learn English, American customs and job skills.
Trump said there was a “very good likelihood” he would close the border this week if Mexico did not stop immigrants from reaching the United States.
Each month, the Governor’s Commission on Disability compiles a list of events that might be of interest to people who have a disability and their families and friends.
It’s an unfortunate fact of life that the stomach-churning crime of child molestation occurs.
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