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Looking for New Hampshire events for the weekend of May 20-21, 2023? Here are some things to do in the Granite State this weekend.

CONCORD – Associate Attorney General Anne M. Edwards Parker was confirmed as a Superior Court Justice and the state approved a previously tabled contract for

In many ways battery-powered vehicles are well suited for work fleets.

2Life Communities secured a $129M tax-exempt bond from MassDevelopment for the construction of a 174-unit senior housing project in Newton.

A former New Hampshire corrections officer agreed to never work as a law enforcement officer or a corrections officer again after pleading guilty to charges related to overtime fraud.

HOOKSETT — A former New Hampshire corrections officer has pleaded guilty to one count of theft by deception and one count of official oppression. According to Attorney General John M. Formella, Craig Come falsely claimed to work over 30 overtime shifts at the New Hampshire State Prison for Men on his timecard between January and

Home sales are down in New Hampshire as a lack of inventory continues to throttle the housing market.

When Rep. Benjamin Bartlett, a Nottingham Republican, stepped down last week, margins in the House got even tighter: 200 Republicans to 196 Democrats. With the House so closely divided, attendance this session has often played a major role in the fate...

Twenty-one House members have participated in fewer than 70% of votes, nine Republicans and 12 Democrats.

The movie theater will shut down permanently this week.