19-year-old to stay in jail after alleged DUI crash

Local Fairlee developers want to build an apartment block. Their neighbors are standing in the way

Deecie Denison and developer Jonah Richard face intense opposition from Fairlee residents regarding a proposed mixed-use development named The Denison and its reliance on a state tax increment funding tool, called CHIP, to build the necessary septic system.

NH cold case unit renews call for info in 1982 murder of Tammy Little

New Hampshire authorities have released a previously unseen photograph and issued a fresh plea for information regarding the 1982 murder of Tammy Little, a Portsmouth Beauty School student.

NH student ID card issue now before the US Supreme Court

New Hampshire has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to block a lower court ruling that allows student identification cards to be used as valid proof of identity for voters.

Former doctor sentenced to prison for $1.9 million Medicare fraud

Former New London Hospital chief medical officer Steven Powell was sentenced in federal court to one year and a day for a $1.9 million Medicare fraud scheme involving unnecessary medical device prescriptions.

Necrophilia, sex acts and witchcraft: Records show the books parents find objectionable and want removed

A public records investigation revealed numerous parental complaints against diverse books in New Hampshire school districts, highlighting ongoing debates over censorship and age-appropriateness.