New Hampshire

Some of the most disruptive jobs involve full or partial closures.

Police said three of the suspects are set to be arraigned Monday at Claremont District Court.

Preliminary findings suggest operator error may have played a role.

City officials said much of what is happening now is preparatory, but they expect the coordination to reduce delays.

Attorney General John Formella said Thursday that his office secured an agreement with Christopher Hood.

With the case resolved and the individual being a juvenile, her name and other identifying information has been removed.

Highway safety patrol vehicles are also set to receive front-facing and rear-facing AI cameras.

At Cheshire Medical Center in Keene, nine people became ill after eating Taylor Farms lettuce from the hospital cafeteria.

Six Princeton American elms are scheduled to be planted as part of a larger effort that will add 24 young trees overall.

SAU 29 has named Anne Elser as its next director of student services, with the appointment set to take effect July 1.

Doucette was known in Salem for years of public service as a firefighter and former paramedic.

The Army Corps said it will release another update after testing resumes and new results are available.

Nelson worked in Keene before taking leadership positions in several nearby communities, including Dublin, Roxbury and Chesterfield.

18 of the cases have been connected to lettuce served in the cafeteria between the beginning of June to July 20

Prosecutors say the case spans roughly eight months, from October 2024 through May 2025.

A witness said both she and Steffy were beaten and kept inside the house during a stretch in October 2024.

Authorities say Eddy repeatedly assaulted a child he knew during a span from July to September 2025.

One of the key items involves redevelopment deals for 112 Washington St. and 34 Court St.

City officials said any section shut down during the day is expected to reopen by the end of the workday.

Marilyn Jonas, who says she has dealt with asthma for most of her life, filed the lawsuit this week.

The sale includes the purchase of three buildings on West Street.

Nine people have been diagnosed with cyclosporiasis after eating lettuce served at Cheshire Medical Center in Keene, according to hospital officials.

Traffic headed south on Central Square toward Main Street may be cut from two lanes to one when needed.

The Water Department expects the situation to be resolved by Friday.

Most of the arrests in Troy have come during traffic stops along Route 12.

Most local utilities are set to raise supply charges by between 2 and 3 cents per kilowatt-hour.

Three former firefighters say Farquhar created a hostile climate in the department through inappropriate remarks, threats and retaliation.

As part of the court-ordered conditions, MacNeil must continue mental health treatment.

The most noticeable change will be the shutdown of the outbound slip lane from Central Square to West Street beginning July 15.

The discussion grew out of an unrelated land-use code update tied to state law.

This week, Darcy entered guilty pleas to five bank fraud charges.

The renewed appeal comes as the Attorney General’s Office continues to gather additional information in long-running unsolved cases.

The additions bring the department closer to the staffing target city officials outlined in May.

City staff endorsed the request, saying it fits the city’s housing revitalization goals.