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US marshals seek Texas woman accused of killing Dartmouth grad
U.S. marshals are searching for a Texas yoga instructor who is accused of killing a Dartmouth College graduate who was an accomplished professional cyclist. → Read More
Manhunt underway for woman accused of killing Dartmouth graduate
Investigators said they believe Kaitlin Marie Armstrong, 34, shot and killed cyclist Anna Moriah Wilson, 25, who may have dated Armstrong's boyfriend when the two were on a break. → Read More
Rising diesel prices put pressure on NH farmers
Gas and diesel prices rose to another record high Monday in New Hampshire, and the high prices are putting an extra strain on farmers. → Read More
Diesel prices push up costs of fuel, maintenance, farm supplies
New Hampshire farmers said that as the cost of diesel fuel continues to rise, so does the cost of maintaining tractors and other equipment. → Read More
Price of diesel hits record high in NH
According to AAA, the average cost of diesel fuel hit an all-time high at $6.13 a gallon this weekend. → Read More
NH COVID-19 trend analysis: Dr. Jennifer Ashton weighs in
“One of my concerns is that we haven’t learned from the past two years.” → Read More
NH committee gives approval to $100M affordable housing plan
New Hampshire's Joint Legislative Fiscal Committee has given its approval to the governor's $100 million plan to increase affordable rental units. → Read More
Tick bites increasing in NH, health officials say
Health officials are warning that emergency department visits for tick bites in New Hampshire have been increasing since mid-March. → Read More
NH safety officials urge drivers to be careful in work zones
As the weather warms up and more vehicles hit the road, it's peak season for road work around the state, and safety officials are urging drivers to move over and be careful. → Read More
DOT asks drivers to be careful in work zones
According to the New Hampshire Department of Transportation, a vehicle collision in a road work zone happens once every 14 minutes across the country, leading to thousands of injuries and changing the lives of many forever. → Read More
Cost of living in NH rises 6.6%, according to US Bureau of Labor
Data suggests the cost of living surge is the highest year-to-year since 1990. → Read More
NH State Police look to fill 60 open positions
The New Hampshire State Police is putting out a call to fill dozens of job vacancies. → Read More
New Hampshire pilot among group suing over mask mandate
A commercial pilot from New Hampshire is one of 10 filing a lawsuit against the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention over mask mandates. → Read More
Report predicts 23% rise in Alzheimer's disease in NH
A new report projects that the rate of Alzheimer's disease will skyrocket by 23% in New Hampshire over the next three years. → Read More
Hood Milk IT problem disrupts dairy operations in NH
A disruption in a dairy manufacturer's IT system is forcing New Hampshire dairy farmers to find alternate ways to distribute their milk. → Read More
Technical issues slow manufacturing of dairy products at Hood Milk
Workers at Hood Milk's Concord operation said they're back up and running but still working to solve the issue. → Read More
New Hampshire boy born at special time on 2/22/2022
An Auburn family who just welcomed a baby boy might have a new lucky number. → Read More
Federal funds provide COVID-19 testing for New Hampshire students
Manchester public schools are taking advantage of federal dollars to provide comprehensive COVID-19 testing for students. → Read More
New Hampshire doctor describes helping U.S. athletes at Olympics
A doctor from New Hampshire is helping Team USA compete for gold in Beijing. → Read More
New Hampshire youth mental health expert speaks to U.S. Senate
A youth mental health expert from Portsmouth is warning about the challenges facing Granite State children and the rise in self-harm cases. → Read More