Hartland woman's dog killed in sudden attack. She worries it'll happen again

For $50, seniors at a NH high school can get a parking spot and make it an artwork

Merrimack High School seniors successfully organized a fundraiser to design and paint personalized parking spots ahead of the upcoming school year.

27 new apartments approved in Claremont; project hinges on financing

CLAREMONT — Three floors of a historic mill building at 21 Water St., most recently the home of Red River Computer, will be converted into 27 one- and two-bedroom affordable housing apartments. Last Monday, the Claremont Planning Board unanimously approved the project presented by Michael Biama of ReArch Construction, the project manager. The property is […]

Ex-caregiver charged with sex abuse after taking patient to hotel

A 61-year-old former caregiver, Michael "Mickey" Sullivan, pleaded not guilty in Washington Superior Court to a misdemeanor charge of sexually abusing a vulnerable adult after allegedly taking a patient to a hotel instead of a drug treatment facility.

Multi-year interstate bridge project to trigger traffic delays in West Lebanon, White River Junction

The New Hampshire Department of Transportation will close one lane of southbound Interstate-89 near Exit 20 and shut down the northbound Interstate-91 Exit 10A ramp from Monday through Wednesday to continue a multi-year bridge replacement project.

Opinion: The Supreme Court makes racism legal

The Supreme Court's decision in Mullin v. Doe allows the Trump administration to deport thousands of Haitians and Syrians under Temporary Protected Status, a ruling criticized as reinforcing a historical pattern of institutional racism.