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Public safety telecommunicators and dispatchers are elibile to receive reimbursement for the cost of one or more courses per semester.
Plus: Saturation patrol nets 8 after nearly 100 traffic stops and blotters around the state.
A teenager drowned on Sunday night due to strong ocean currents, investigators say.
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George Porter's disappearance was out of character, according to the family. Missing since June, there were concerns for his well-being.
Gloria Muniz was accused of violating a domestic protection order at Tandy’s in Eagle Square in Downtown Concord earlier this month.
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The top prize has a cash value of $338.6 million, Powerball said, before taxes.
More than 4,000 U.S. colleges and universities were studied in the 2026 Best Colleges in America, including 25 in New Hampshire.
Plus: Man from Warner faces drug charge; report of harassment at Walmart; Salem man arrested on credit card fraud, theft charges.
Firefighters spent more than 3 hours extinguishing a brush fire near Goboro Road in Epsom on Sunday afternoon.
The DPW Parking Enforcement Department reminds residents to follow the directions from crossing guards with vests starting Tuesday.
After showers and thunderstorms move through the Granite State, expect cooler temperatures, according to the National Weather Service.
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The prescription for end-of-summer malaise or “end-of-the-summer scaries” is to get out and have some fun in Windham.
The prescription for end-of-summer malaise or “end-of-the-summer scaries” is to get out and have some fun in Salem.
The prescription for end-of-summer malaise or “end-of-the-summer scaries” is to get out and have some fun in Portsmouth.