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State’s stand-your-ground law intact
READER COMMENTS: 4The Senate Thursday refused to act on a bill to repeal the state’s new stand-your-ground bill, effectively killing the effort.
65 mph OK for E-ZPass drivers with opening of new lanes at Hooksett toll plaza
READER COMMENTS: 2Fewer traffic jams are expected at the Hooksett toll plaza with the opening of Open Road Tolling (ORT) lanes for E-ZPass holders.
White powder in Salem shipping container posed no serious risks
READER COMMENTS: 0SALEM — A white powder found in a shipping container delivered to a local flooring company Thursday was a leftover substance known as adipic acid that posed no serious health risk, fire...
Milford team wins seatbelt challenge
READER COMMENTS: 0An all-girl team from Milford High School has claimed the 2013 state championship in the Buckle Up New Hampshire Coalition’s annual “Seat Belt Challenge.”
Officials say Goffstown High ‘safe’ after threat of violence
READER COMMENTS: 1Security at Goffstown High School was beefed up this week after violent threats were made against the school via social media.
Hillsborough town worker treated for rabies after cat attack
READER COMMENTS: 1An employee of the town’s water department is being treated for rabies after being bitten and scratched by a rabid cat on Monday morning.
Nashua police seek federal reimbursement for helping capture Boston bombing suspect
READER COMMENTS: 5Nashua Police Department officials hope that the close to $15,000 spent by the department on aiding with the manhunt of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev will be reimbursed.
Plaistow fire victim remains critical
READER COMMENTS: 0A Plaistow man who was seriously burned in a house fire last week remained in critical condition Wednesday night.
Updated: Car may have started itself, crashes, burns at Manchester Home Depot
READER COMMENTS: 6While John Green ran into the Home Depot on March Avenue Wednesday afternoon, his car moved 30 feet without him, crashing into two vehicles and catching fire.
Lightning strikes home in Exeter
READER COMMENTS: 0A roof fire at an Exeter home early Wednesday morning was likely caused by lightning, fire officials said. No one was injured in the blaze on Fox Chapel Court.
Answers sought after bomb squad leaves Fitzwilliam
READER COMMENTS: 0An incident that brought the state bomb squad to a Perry Road home Sunday is still under investigation, police said Tuesday afternoon.
Keene Swamp Bats coach: Okla. tornado was close to home
READER COMMENTS: 0Kevin Winterrowd saw golf ball-sized hail fall on a high school baseball field he should have been coaching on Monday, but meteorological madness pounded harder less than a half-hour's drive away in...
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Nottingham man injured in wagon accident suing Hampton Falls orchard
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April fireworks show in Londonderry sparks review of regulations
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Rabid cat found, shot in Hillsborough
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Lightning strikes Manchester home, sparks fire
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Asphalt truck overturns in Jaffrey
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Police to educate Manchester motorists on distracted driving
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Texting + driving = deadly consequences
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Survivors pulled from Oklahoma tornado debris as toll falls
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Bird's nest may have caused house fire in Hudson
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New Ipswich man burned in garage fire, flown to Boston
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Boat crash in Tuftonboro investigated
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Driving lesson turns into car accident in Laconia
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Manchester alderman urges review of police phone use
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Claremont group disputes incinerator plant's permit
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Two sustained minor injuries in Rochester crash Sunday
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Fire destroys vacant Berlin building
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Laconia welcomes 5 new firefighters, 4 initially paid through federal deficit spending
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State says no evidence of air pollution in Balsams fire, but fines firefighters $2,601 anyway
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Overdue kayakers found safe on island eating lobster
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EPA formally proposes adding Farmington Superfund site prompted by state
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Former South Berwick altar boys file lawsuit against Maine Catholic Church
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Homeless camp in Somersworth appears suddenly abandoned
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‘Assassin’ game being banned in high schools across the country in wake of Sandy Hook
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D.C. man fined $1,000 for using his unlicensed Ruger P-90 to save boy from pitbull
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Fitzwilliam police investigating incident involving bomb squad
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Pair of rabid racoons found in Hanover
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Year after accident killed Torrington's TJ Zappulla, New Hampshire case continues
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NH woman, 31, badly injured in Atlantic City taxi crash
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NH company seeking $200,000 for saving Maine lobster boat
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Fired Fitzwilliam chief on track to become officer in Hinsdale
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The Page indicted on felonies following bar patron's death
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Box truck full of firefighting gear headed to El Salvador thanks to rule
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Manchester man who met with bomber was aid to Chechen rebel leader
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Baby's ashes rescued from burning home in Pelham
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Fourth suit filed vs. Ashland, former police chief
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NH truck driver involved in fatal Vt. accident
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Surry dermatologist's medical license revoked over prescribing to himself
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Seabrook gun owner could spend twice as long in jail as person who pulled trigger
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Ship owners say NH, Maine share bridge crash blame
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Vt. marijuana decriminalization heads to governor
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Nashua Board of Education approves $2m security project with money 'left over' from bond