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The Harrisburg Senators gave the Northeast Delta Dental Stadium scoreboard operators a workout Friday night.

Early bird Kurt Busch at New Hampshire Motor Speedway earned the top starting spot for Sunday's scheduled Foxwoods 301.

David Price and three relievers silenced the Detroit Tigers, and the visiting Boston Red Sox made a first-inning run stand in a 1-0 squeaker.

After spending more than a month away from the team while recovering from a strained patellar tendon in his left knee, Guerrero Jr. was happy to be back in New Hampshire.

The property I live on has its share of invasive species. Most of them, as far as I know, are plants.

This is New Hampshire Audubon's Rare Bird Alert for Monday, July 16.

The low unemployment rate is causing headaches for many businesses, though, as they struggle to find qualified people to fill openings.

Sen. Jeanne Shaheen visited Moonlight Meadery after learning the company missed out on an opportunity to make an additional 750,000 per year because of Chinese retaliatory tariffs.

Police arrested Gerard Coward after they pulled him over for making a U-turn and running a stop sign, they said.

First responders and volunteers helped the paddlers, who had capsized a canoe on the Androscoggin, authorities said.

Officers were called to the residence at about 3:40 p.m. Tuesday for a report of a domestic disturbance.

Joseph Buckley is wanted in Hingham and Hull, Mass., after a similar chase in those towns, police said.

Town planners have given the green light for a developer to construct 28 new homes on Hollis Road.

Under a provision in a newly proposed police contract, certain disciplinary records may be purged after three or five years by the police chief.

Federal authorities have obtained a recording secretly made by Trump's longtime lawyer Michael Cohen.

I grew up thinking the river was too polluted to even touch. I was wrong.

Superior Court Judge Kenneth Brown denied a motion to prevent the Union Leader from reporting on a lawsuit filed by the mom of a toddler who suffered brain injury at the hands of a foster care family.

For the past 52 years, McKenzie has enjoyed a summer job that most would consider ideal.

As chief executive officer and president of Dartmouth-Hitchcock, Joanne Conroy is feeling the pressure of New Hampshire's workforce shortage.

As part of the plea, Arthur Voutselas, 27, forfeited 12,955 in cash to the federal government.