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Hundreds of thousands of federal workers are expected to be furloughed or fired after Congress failed to reach a budget agreement.
See the latest announcement from Chamber Collaborative of Greater Portsmouth.
Man charged with indecent exposure/lewdness; Hudson, Nashua men accused of selling crack; man from Temple faces habitual offender charge.
Mont Vernon man arrested on DUI charge again; VT woman arrested on trespass, prowling, threat charges; Pembroke man charged with assault.
Drug-related deaths down in NH; town rallies for police chief and schoolteacher in need; advocate says sex work laws need to be changed.
Keerati Nakklee was killed on Monday after attempting to cross I-93 at the top of the offramp while an SUV was merging, state police say.
The candidate explains why they are running in 2025.
We’ve rounded up some spooky happenings in the state worth adding to your calendar.
All but one candidate completed the organization’s extensive survey regarding the state of business and other issues in the city.
Plus: Blotters from around the state.
A trauma alert was issued at the hospital after a man on an e-bike was struck by the driver of a Hyundai Tucson on the Exit 14 offramp.
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School super says students should beware of strangers; man arrested on 25 stalking and 25 bail charges; transformers explode causing outage.
Police say the BMW convertible was driving east Sunday afternoon when it left the road, struck a tree, and flipped, landing upside down.
See the latest announcement from the City of Portsmouth.
Firefighters were dispatched to Thompson Street in the South End to extinguish burning lithium batteries in a scooter on Sunday afternoon.
Video: The drivers of the two vehicles, a teen and a woman, were treated at the scene Saturday night.
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The candidate explains why they are running in 2025.
