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A former Campbell High School basketball and softball coach was one of two men arrested by Nashua police Monday on charges they solicited a minor on social media and traveled to the Gate City to meet and have sex with the teen.

Central has won five consecutive games, the latest triumph being its best to date, 4-1 over Bedford on Tuesday at Gill Stadium.

Nikki Haley, a rising Republican star, said on Tuesday she was stepping down as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, but knocked down speculation that she might challenge President Donald Trump at the next election.

Hurricane Michael howled closer to Florida's Gulf shore on Tuesday as a major Category 3 storm, with half a million coastal residents urged to seek higher ground on the eve of a landfall forecast to bring towering waves and roof-shredding winds.

An Ashland woman was sentenced Tuesday to 18 months in federal prison on drug trafficking charges.

With unemployment at its lowest point in half a century, it would be foolish to reverse the policies that roused the American economy from its long slumber.

To the Editor: After reading that the New Hampshire State Police do not use dash cameras or body cameras in reference to the recent officer-involved shooting in Epping, I feel it is a disservice to not only New Hampshire State Police officers but to the public in general.

The Londonderry High School girls' soccer team earned itself a little breathing room atop the NHIAA Division I table with its 2-0 victory over Exeter Tuesday at Bill Ball Stadium.

Artwork depicting the founding of Dartmouth College, now considered racist and sexist, will be removed from the campus and placed in off-site storage.

Land conservation organizations, and municipalities across the state, will share 2.4 million in state conservation grants to protect land near drinking water sources.

CONFIRMING Brett Kavanaugh was the best outcome at the end of a hellish decision-tree that left the country with no ideal option.

To the Editor: As a 'poor' kid, I was so lucky to grow up in New York City where there was quality public education from K through college.

One of the many horrible consequences of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Wayfair v. South Dakota is that small businesses across the country will be forced to keep up with sales tax requirements in thousands of jurisdictions, even if they end up without any tax liability.

Amid all the partisan rancor that dominated the news last week, a rare moment of bipartisanship went largely unnoticed: Passage of a comprehensive legislative package to address the opioid epidemic.

Walmart Inc.'s Canadian unit said on Tuesday it is exploring the possibility of selling cannabis-based products, but has no immediate plans to get into the business.

A Pomona, Calif., man was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison for exploiting New Hampshire minor females to produce child pornography.

The Tuckaway Tavern and Butchery is offering its award-winning house steak tips and a 2,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of someone who town police say broke into the popular restaurant early Tuesday morning and stole an estimated 25,000 in cash and coins.

The Manchester school system is about to become the first district in the state to adopt a mobile communication app that local and state officials believe will significantly enhance student safety during an active shooter incident or other school-related emergencies.

Massachusetts State Police identified the two New Hampshire drivers killed in a crash early Monday on Route 3 in Chelmsford.

The former staffer who allegedly broke into Sen. Maggie Hassan's office and published confidential information about another senator left a trail of evidence in his apartment, according to court records.