Courts/Oversight

Keene, NH jury unable to reach decision in quadruple fatal ’89 fire

Defendant doesn't last long as his own attorney

Treasurer accused of stealing $10,000 from Henniker PTA seeks to lessen charge

One-time USA Springs investment source indicted on federal fraud charges

Vt. man sentenced to 22 years in kidnapping, chase that crossed into NH

Justice Department files 'Fair Housing' lawsuit against Jaffrey property owner

Ilya Shapiro: New Hampshire school choice case assumes government owns your income

Business duo sues bank and servicer over Franklin foreclosure

Opinion

Boston Herald - Michael Graham: Run, Scott, run ... to N.H. for shot at the Senate

Kimberly Atkins: Scott Brown’s gun-control stance will be biggest N.H. obstacle

Fosters: Highway plan held hostage?

General News

Police pursue NH driver through crowded Xmas event

CANAAN, N.H. (AP) — Police in Canaan, N.H., say they pursued a speeding vehicle through a crowded Christmas celebration downtown and cleared many pedestrians from the road and sidewalks before catching up with the driver.

New Windham firm aims to build drones for agriculture

This technology could be manufactured in Windham NH, as soon as next spring. A Windham NH, entrepreneur - Guy Cefalu and his company GEN2 ROBOTICS will be taken up residency in southern NH.

Haverhill man indicted in alleged murder of Danville man

According to a police report on file in Haverhill District Court, on Oct. 16 at approximately 8:23 p.m., officers responded to High Street for a report of a man with multiple stab wounds.

Vandal caught on camera trashing holiday display in Derry

DERRY, NH (CBS) – A vandal was caught on surveillance camera destroying a holiday display outside a home in Derry, New Hampshire.

Manchester dog fights for life after being hit by snow plow

MANCHESTER, N.H. (WHDH) -- A New Hampshire family was forced to give up their dog after she was hit by a plow, but an animal clinic is hoping to save her life.

Barnstead ambulance involved in crash on way to Concord Hospital

BARNSTEAD — Four members of the town's Fire Department and the seriously-ill patient they were taking to Concord Hospital escaped serious injury Tuesday night after a car collided head-on with the town's ambulance just before 8 p.m.

NH woman uninjured after train strikes car

ROCHESTER, N.H. (AP) — Police say a woman stopped her car too close to railroad tracks but was not injured when the train hit the front end of the vehicle.

Longtime tenant of The Center at Keene on eviction: 'they’re trying to screw me, at Christmastime'

“I’m an American citizen, my two sons are U.S. Marines, I registered for Vietnam when I got here,” he said. “We’re not just off the boat. I don’t cheat people, I don’t steal stuff, and I don’t have a record. But they’re trying to screw me, at Christmastime.”

Give your headshot that extra edge … by standing on a 400-foot cliff

If you hire New Hampshire photographer Jay Philbrick to shoot a project, whether it’s a wedding or self-portrait, you better make sure you aren’t afraid of heights.

UNH prof. co-authors paper solving decades-old mystery in the Earth’s upper atmosphere

New research published in the journal Nature resolves decades of scientific controversy over the origin of the extremely energetic particles known as ultra-relativistic electrons in the Earth’s near-space environment and is likely to influence our understanding of planetary magnetospheres throughout the universe.

Adam Sandler shooting 'The Cobbler' at Brookville mansion, agent says

Actor Adam Sandler will film scenes for a new movie at a Brookville home listed for $10.9 million, says the broker listing the property.

Lawrence Kitchen dies at 90; as Lockheed head bought Sanders

Kitchen made bold business moves, including an early start on consolidation in the aerospace industry when he purchased Sanders Associates, a New Hampshire-based defense electronics company.

With production underway, Ruger snaps up existing talent in Rockingham County

Michael Brandt, town manager for the city of Mayodan, said the city lost two workers to Ruger and that Rockingham Community College lost a key human resources employee. He said other local employers are concerned about losing talent to the gun maker.

DDR signs anchor tenants for Seabrook Commons Development

Featuring a trade area of 251,000 people and average household income of approximately $90,000, this market-dominant power center will open 95% leased and will be anchored by high-credit, best-in-class retailers including Walmart, Dick's Sporting Goods, PetSmart, Michaels, ULTA, Five Below and Panera, among others.

Berlin explores purchasing Northern Forest Heritage Park

BERLIN — The city will explore purchasing the Northern Forest Heritage Park under an arrangement that would have the Androscoggin Valley Chamber of Commerce manage the facility.

Princess Theater fire an arson, two juvenile males in custody in Berlin

At present, because they are juveniles, their names are not being released, however Morency said there's a possibility they could be certified as adults because the fire could have endangered the lives of people living in a close adjacent building.