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A Northfield man has lost his right to vote after being convicted of removing political signs — a punishment that some say goes far beyond what the New Hampshire Constitution ever intended.

Revelations from the FBI that the Dallas shooter used apps designed to track the movements of federal immigration agents are fueling questions about similar “watch list” systems operating in New Hampshire and elsewhere.

While Formella has preliminarily downplayed racial or religious hatred as a motive, he has not ruled out the possibility that politics played a role.

An internal court review released Monday concludes there was enough evidence to hold Michael Gleason in preventive detention months before he allegedly shot and killed his wife in Berlin on July 6, then died by suicide.

Chris Thomson’s Op-Ed "YDC Lawsuits: The most disturbing case of fraud ever seen in NH” was a welcome fresh take on the YDC cases. I noticed David Vicinanzo’s comment under it. He is one of the lead attorneys suing the State. He doth protest too much. He was a federal prosecutor in Concord in the 1990s when the majority of the abuse at YDC allegedly took place.

Attorneys behind the suits have appeared repeatedly across jurisdictions, advertising hotlines, conducting media campaigns, and coordinating filings to maximize legal leverage.

A Barnstead woman was arrested Wednesday morning after allegedly fleeing New Hampshire State Police on a motorcycle and crashing while attempting to exit Interstate 93 in Hooksett.

Governor Kelly Ayotte signed a broad slate of public safety bills into law Monday, enacting new protections for crime victims and stiffening penalties for crimes ranging from human trafficking to AI-generated child sexual abuse imagery. Flanked by law enforcement leaders, legislators, and victim advocacy groups during a ceremonial bill signing at the State House, Ayotte emphasized her administration’s commitment to ensuring New Hampshire remains “the safest state in the nat

2019 Arrest Photo of Naseef not related to this case CONCORD- A Manchester man has been arrested and charged with voting in three New...

In the wake of the murder of Marisol Fuentes, two members of the New Hampshire Executive Council are calling for an urgent inter-agency meeting to review and upgrade the state’s public safety information systems.

New Hampshire House Republican leaders are calling for the immediate resignation of Magistrate Stephanie Johnson following a controversial bail decision that they say led directly to the death of a Berlin woman, Marisol Fuentes.

Newly released documents reveal deeper concerns about oversight and procurement practices at the New Hampshire Department of Corrections (NHDOC), providing additional context behind last week’s resignation of Commissioner Helen Hanks.

The Commissioner of the Department of Corrections has Resigned Weeks After Democrats Defended Her Work

The Attorney General is calling on members of the public to lend their time and experience in support of consumer protection efforts

Gov Kelly Ayotte signed HB592 into law Tues morning, delivering on a GOP-led promise to overhaul New Hampshire’s troubled bail system.

Thanks to Governor Kelly Ayotte’s leadership and her effective partnering with our legislature, this bail disaster is coming to an end.

 The New Hampshire Senate has passed House Bill 592, a measure aimed at tightening the state's bail system

New Hampshire officials are alerting residents to a new scam targeting E-ZPass users with fraudulent text messages.

A Nashua man has been sentenced to a minimum of 80 years in prison for the fatal shootings of two individuals in downtown Nashua last Aug.