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A Baker City man is accused of tampering with a potential witness in a kidnapping and robbery case from last year in which three people are charged with felonies.

From a shortage of wheelchair vans to a looming shortage of nursing-school faculty, from weak Medicare reimbursements to soaring cost of part-time medical staff, from burned-out nurses who quit to patients who get sicker while waiting to be seen, it...

Three years ago, the COVID-19 pandemic officially arrived in New Hampshire, bringing historic demand on the health care system and its workers. Now, another workforce crisis is unfolding in New Hampshire hospitals.

From a shortage of wheelchair vans to a looming shortage of nursing-school faculty, from weak Medicare reimbursements to soaring cost of part-time medical staff, from burned-out nurses who quit to patients who get sicker while waiting to be seen, it...

Editor’s note: Although the Herald’s policy is to not name the victims of sexual abuse, in this instance Riley Shaw agreed to speak on the record.

A Baker City man who was scheduled to go on trial Feb. 27 in a sex abuse case instead pleaded guilty to three felony counts on Thursday morning, Feb. 9

Two Baker City men were hurt, one critically, in a head-on collision Tuesday night, Feb. 7 at Cedar Street and Hughes Lane in north Baker City.

PSU, NEC support expansion of healthcare workforce with two $2 million federal grants

In 2005, Kimberly Rolanda Kimball pleaded guilty to stealing more than $70,000 from the Prairie City School District. That conviction is about to be wiped off her criminal record like