'Smart as a whip': Concord Monitor matriarch, Marily Wilson, dies at age 88

After police shot Nickenley Turenne, advocates look to prevent another death

New Hampshire authorities ruled that the fatal shooting of Nickenley Turenne by police was legally justified, sparking debate between advocates calling for reforms and legislators defending existing use-of-force laws.

Vintage Views: Six gold rings

The Old North Cemetery in Concord serves as a historic resting place for diverse figures ranging from Revolutionary War heroes to the state's only president, reflecting centuries of local funerary traditions.

From the Farm: The best way to draw blood from a cow

Carole Soule learned to draw blood from a veterinary assistant, and now uses her skills to help both animals and people, though farm animals haven't learned to say "thank you" yet.

Opinion: Stop the U.S.-Israel military integration

The U.S. relationship with Israel is deteriorating, as six-in-ten Americans have an unfavorable view of Israel, and the proposed 2027 National Defense Authorization Act would continue military aid to Israel and further entangle the U.S. military with Israel, which critics warn could jeopardize U.S. military independence.

Opinion: Ayotte just ensured innocent people will remain behind bars in New Hampshire

Legislation to allow wrongfully convicted people to petition for a new trial if new evidence arises was vetoed by Gov. Kelly Ayotte, leaving those who have been wrongfully convicted without recourse, and the Legislature must now override her veto.