Concord Monitor
Authorities name Hampton police officer who fired at shooting suspect
Hampton officer Ian Connors was identified by the attorney general’s office as the policeman who fired his gun at a suspected shooter during a holiday weekend this summer. Law enforcement had…
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4mTwo contested school board races set for November; Campbell steps away
With the filing period closed for three positions on the Concord Board of Education, two incumbents are in competitive races. With Jess Campbell not running again for a second term on the board, a newcomer is running unopposed to succeed her. The school board is broken down into three districts, or zones. Each zone has […]
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7m'What does this all mean?': Rundlett Middle School displays artifacts from unearthed time capsules
A Red Sox vs. Yankees ticket stub from May 31, 1976, was Concord Historical Society volunteer Bill Kretovic’s favorite item from a time capsule buried at Rundlett Middle School. The game took place just 11 days after the famous bench-clearing brawl between the Red Sox and Yankees when Boston catcher Carlton Fisk tagged out Yankee outfielder Lou Piniella. Tensions were still high as angry Red Sox fans threw debris and exploded firecrackers at the Yankees players. The red, white and blue stub, partially ripped on the bottom, still displays the date and price of the game — $5. Kretovic found an […]
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2mWeare mobile home destroyed by two-alarm fire
An 88-year-old man escaped uninjured from his mobile home in Weare after a two-alarm fire destroyed the residence late Wednesday night.
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2mBow student message flagged as potential threat leads to police investigation
Bow police launched an investigation Sunday after a high school student’s message was flagged as a potential threat. Around 6:30 p.m., a high school student from the Bow school district sent a message on Snapchat, an instant messaging application, that other students received and reported to the local police department. Police did not reveal the […]
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4mNo seat belts or helmets seen in more than 24 fatal NH crashes
A New Hampshire Department of Safety report reveals that 75 people have died in motor vehicle crashes so far in 2026, highlighting recent fatalities among motorcyclists and individuals not wearing seat belts despite New Hampshire's lack of mandatory adult usage laws.