Manchester News

While we support the right of taxpayers to file suit against policies they believe are illegal, not every lawsuit is a good idea.

A federal magistrate judge in Rhode Island has ordered Nathan Carman to appear at a deposition for questioning about a missing rifle he purchased less than a month before his real estate tycoon grandfather was shot to death.

To the Editor: I had to pinch myself after seeing Annie Kuster speaking after Steve Negron's win in the primary. She stated that we needed bipartisanship in Washington.

UPON THE MEMORY and truthfulness of Christine Blasey Ford hangs the Supreme Court nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh, his reputation, and possibly his career on the nation's second highest court.

OFFICIALS in states hit by Hurricane Florence are on the lookout for 'price gouging.'

POLICE CAME to Kim Brooks' parents' door in suburban Richmond, Va., demanding that her mother say where her daughter was or be arrested for obstructing justice. So began a Kafkaesque two-year ordeal that plunged Brooks into reflections about current parenting practices. It also produced a book, 'Small Animals: Parenthood in the Age of...

The Children's Museum of New Hampshire is celebrating 35 years with a free family day Saturday.

Four years after toll collection came to a halt at Exit 12 of the F.E. Everett Turnpike, talks have now resumed about possibly eliminating the tolls at exits 10 and 11 as well.

A former associate director of admissions at Phillips Exeter Academy is suing the school, alleging he was wrongfully terminated because of his sexual orientation and his connection to former drama teacher Larry Lane Bateman, who was convicted in a 1992 child pornography case.

An investor just paid more than a half-million dollars for a ruined castle near the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee.

The Salem Planning Board Tuesday gave conditional approval to a major roadway construction in and around Tuscan Village.

With little fanfare, lottery officials rolled out the first online products offered in the Granite State this week, becoming the sixth state to offer draw and instant-win tickets over the internet.

To the Editor: Jack and I have known Eric Turer and his family for many years as neighbors, friends, and parents of their Brentwood students. As a family, they appreciate New Hampshire's many advantages and its legacy of careful management of its resources.

A little more than a year after beginning operations in the Millyard, the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute hopes to reach a major milestone in time for its spring summit: a working production line that can manufacture biological tissue for a variety of uses in humans.

A Kingston teenager has pleaded not guilty to sexually assaulting a 13-year-old student he met while interning at Ellis School during the last school year.

When Bill Duncan sued to stop a scholarship program because some of the money would flow to private, religious schools, we believed he should have lost the case on its merits.

A 14-year-old Seabrook Middle School student has been arrested after police say he threatened to 'shoot up' the school.

Nearly a year before dozens of explosions and fires ripped through three Merrimack Valley communities, Columbia Gas identified more than 750 miles of leak-prone pipeline that needed to be replaced, according to documents filed with the Department of Public Utilities.

To the Editor: New Hampshire is the home for people from 49 different nations. Between 2008 and 2015, an estimated 247,000 people immigrated to New Hampshire. This fuels the largest population gain in a decade.

Police arrested a Massachusetts middle school teacher Wednesday on multiple charges, including theft and child endangerment, after he was identified as the man caught on video deploying a little girl to steal items from a game of chance in the Mall at Rockingham Park last weekend.