Former Chicago mayor and Obama chief of staff Rahm Emanuel has carefully cultivated his reputation as a bare-knuckled politico.
For the 3rd time in less than a year, prosecutors will try to convict Stephen Murphy for alleged sexual abuse at the YDC.
Michael Addison is New Hampshire’s only death row inmate for the 2006 murder of Manchester Police Officer Michael Briggs.
In his third budget address as mayor, Republican Jay Ruais continued to pursue his “Goldilocks” strategy: not too hot on taxes and spending.
No airports expected to have ICE agents, union says; at T.F. Green, it is business as usual; RI congressman to forego pay during shutdown.
Bipartisan initiative aims to train Granite Staters in lifesaving Hands-Only CPR across all five Council districts.
An org is telling college officials it crossed a constitutional line after ordering Samuel Raiti to move his TPUSA table in October 2025.
The victim was 7 when former priest Mark Fleming assaulted him at St. John the Evangelist parish in Hudson, and he wasn’t the only victim.
Davidow: We have lived with stalemate for so long, we have forgotten how and why it happened. But let us learn from history.
Marlon Aramis Suazo-Santos will be deported after his 18 months is served in prison on a bribery conviction.
“No one should be losing sleep that the Ayatollah has been eliminated,” Senate candidate U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas said Monday.
Not only are Republicans rejecting the judge’s ruling, but Executive Councilor and attorney John Stephen says the order is unconstitutional.
In an interview, U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas: Trump “set up some, you know, ‘gotcha moment’ in the chamber”; NH GOP candidates are not impressed.
Davidow: Syria’s Jews were unofficially terrorized and today their tragedy gets glossed over in the pages of the New York Times.
Mayor Jay Ruais is determined to find a middle ground on the proposed $235 million school budget — while board pushes for about $30M more.
The plan shifts the city from emergency responses to long-term, fiscally responsible solutions, focusing on vulnerable residents.
What is not in the new bill is a return to the process that allowed attorneys up-front payments.
New Hampshire lawmakers are debating whether the Granite State bar sugary drinks and snacks from the federal food stamp program.
Davidow: A peasant from the tenth century, living in a world lit by fire, understood more of that world than I do of my own.
The survivors of childhood sexual abuse claim Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s changes to the YDC Settlement Fund amount to a bait and switch.
Manchester officials approve independent audits of city departments and the school district to review operations and oversight.
Davidow: Trump’s failure is not a failure of ambition, but rather a failure to build a new and viable system to replace what we have.
Bradley Asbury is serving 20 to 40 years in prison after he was convicted last November on two felony counts of being an accomplice to rape.
Rep. Joe Alexander, R-Hooksett, who wrote the bill, said state policies have shifted toward encouraging development through deregulation.
President of the Manchester Branch of the NAACP: Only in this country could someone arrive with little more than hope and determination.
All city of Manchester offices will be closed on Monday while essential public safety and emergency services will continue to operate.
SB 581 would remove the current 10,000-enrollment cap for the program and eliminate priority guidelines for student admissions.
In a barely three-page ruling, Judge James Kennedy dismissed the survivor’s lawsuit with little explanation for the decision.
John Stephen does not remember much of what happened after he left the house on Anna Maria Island before having a near-fatal heart attack.
Davidow: As 2025 limps to an end, it hardly seems possible that so much has transpired, and the catalyst for so much sadness was one man.
Activists: Across the U.S., Black people are more likely to be pursued and subjected to force, yet police are rarely held accountable.
Org president: On Nickenley Turenne shooting: Being suspected of a crime, being pursued by police, or being afraid is not a death sentence.
Anti-Israel socialists, 0. Capitalism and warm-baked goodness, 1: The protest at Dishon Bakery in Manchester on Saturday was a total flop.
Mayor Jay Ruais said the new rules will make it easier to build homes in Manchester, a major need for many residents.
While NH is a national leader, according to the March of Dimes Report Card, black mothers and children lag behind their white counterparts.
The initiative is a statewide, free, and confidential info and referral service, fielding 70,000 inquiries from NH residents annually.
AFP-NH Deputy Director: Manchester families feel like they have no chance of success because of the school that they are assigned to.
Stephen, 63, experienced the apparent heart attack during a run, according to reports and a family statement.
Manchester residents invited to weigh in on how news shapes democracy today.
Former state Senator: Language matters. It can unfairly stain reputations. And it is best not to revive old prejudices.