NEWS
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Ill. in unchartered waters using state terror law against NH activist
CHICAGO -- (AP) — When three suspects appear in a Chicago court Tuesday to face terrorism-related charges for allegedly plotting to hurl Molotov cocktails at President Barack Obama's campaign headquarters, it will be state prosecutors, not federal attorneys, handling the case.


Lehigh resident charged with second degree murder in NY
Smith is charged as acting in concert with three accomplices: Jessica Ryan French of 2703 10th Street SW in Lehigh Acres, Charles Blanchard of Hill, New Hampshire, and Travis Morin of Danbury, New Hampshire aiding and abetting each other causing the death of Epifanio Medina.


Keene heroin seller sentenced to prison


NH invests $4M in low income housing on Mass. border


Construction adds to headache on 12A
The construction has created gridlock, adding to the mayhem along this busy stretch of road.


Two-car crash closes Route 119


BUSINESS
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Judge orders USA Springs lender to fulfill $60m deal


MilitaryAerospace.com: BAE seeks balance in uncertain market


N.Y. bank completes Hampshire First acquisition


Portsmouth-based Loyalty builder reports 125% revenue growth


Salem Honda dealership moving to a new location
Though Rockingham's Salem Honda location has been successfully serving its customers for years, the company has recently been hoping to expand. The newly purchased vacancies, whose official addresses will be 402 and 412 S. Broadway, will replace the closed Ultimate Electronics building, formerly Circuit City and the attached lumberyard. Rockingham Lumber has been closed for over 20 years and has been an eye sore ever since.


FEATURES / ENTERTAINMENT
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Insights on being a father with Gregory Slayton
Slayton, who lives in Hanover, N.H., is a former Fulbright scholar to Asia, a Silicon Valley venture capitalist, and a philanthropist who has taught at Harvard, Stanford, and Dartmouth.


Keene State Becoming "More of What It Is," Says Outgoing President


The Psychology Of The Honor System At The Farm Stand



COURTS / PUBLIC OVERSIGHT
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Mark Brown & a. v. Concord Group Insurance Company order modified to correct typo


POLITICS
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NHPR: Does leaking secrets damage national security?
The moves are motivated by a concern that recent revelations about the successful penetration of an al-Qaida cell in Yemen, U.S. policies regarding drone aircraft strikes, and a White House-authorized cyberattack against Iran have jeopardized U.S. national security. But advocates of open government fear an overreaction.


Human Trafficking Hotline Received 10,000 Calls In 2011


POLITICS
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Video: Sununu says Romney 'firemen' line right on the mark


OPINION
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Joseph P. Nadeau: Dissents undermine the highest court
A recent poll by the Pew Research Center found that only 52 percent of Americans have a favorable opinion of the US Supreme Court, the lowest rating since the center began conducting that poll in 1987. The reason for this decline in respect could be the ever-increasing number of 5-to-4 decisions and bitter dissenting opinions.


BOSSE: NH reforms local building aid after spending balloons to $50M
With no real cap on the state's generosity, the building aid program exceeded the Legislature's ability to pay for it.


SPORTS
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Crews, bystander save runner at Portsmouth race