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If the University of New Hampshire follows the example and tone set by President James W. Dean, Jr. in his installation address last week, the future is bright.

Gov. Chris Sununu on Tuesday identified the nine health care providers that will serve as hubs in the state's battle against opioid addiction, sharing 8.8 million in federal funds to coordinate drug abuse treatment and recovery programs in every region of New Hampshire.

A Rindge man is avoiding jail time in a sexting case after he entered into a plea agreement with prosecutors at Cheshire County Superior Court.

Concord police are investigating after a report of multiple shots being fired at a city residence.

City aldermen voted Tuesday to appoint former Ward 3 alderman Pat Long to fill the at-large seat on the Board of School Committee left vacant by the resignation of Nancy Tessier.

Aldermen voted Tuesday night to ratify new three-year contracts with the city's firefighter and Water Works unions.

City aldermen voted Tuesday night to approve a partnership between the Manchester Development Corporation and The Palace Theatre to renovate and operate the Rex Theatre as a performance venue.

A celebration of the life of the late Gene Connolly, who had been principal of Concord High School, will be held in Concord Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m.

United States Steel Corp workers are set to get the biggest wage jump in at least six years under a new deal negotiated with the company, providing early signs that gains from President Donald Trump's clampdown on foreign imports are finally trickling down.

The town has settled a lawsuit brought by two former Danville police officers who claimed they were forced out and that Police Chief Wade Parsons had created a 'toxic' environment.

An unnamed senior official at the FBI improperly accepted tickets to professional sporting events and later misled investigators when confronted about it, the Justice Department's internal watchdog said Tuesday.

Jackie Bradley Jr. crushed a two-out grand slam in the eighth inning, as the Boston Red Sox beat the Houston Astros 8-2 on Tuesday in Game 3 of the American League Championship Series.

The death toll from Hurricane Michael rose to at least 29 on Tuesday as crews scoured debris for hundreds of people reported missing in the Florida Panhandle, nearly a week after the storm flattened whole communities.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren's release of a DNA test, which suggested a lineage to a distant Native American ancestor, has roiled the indigenous community frustrated about the seizure of cultural and social ties for political maneuvering.

The organizer of a migrant caravan from Honduras was detained on Tuesday in Guatemala as the U.S. government threatened to withdraw aid from both countries if the flow of migrants north to the United States was not stopped.

U.S. President Donald Trump gave Saudi Arabia the benefit of the doubt in the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi even as U.S. lawmakers pointed the finger at the Saudi leadership and Western pressure mounted on Riyadh to provide answers.

An 85,000-a-year teacher fled his school when confronted by police last month about using a small child to break into an arcade machine at the Mall at Rockingham Park to steal prizes.

Police in Hampton have again arrested a dog groomer who allegedly killed a golden retriever, this time because they say she breached bail conditions.

Traffic was snarled on Route 101 eastbound in Raymond Monday afternoon after a pickup truck pulling a camper hit a Ryder truck and then overturned, state police said.