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As diesel prices continue to shock drivers, there are concerns about further impacts rippling through the economy.

N.H. State Trooper Haden Wilber was stationed on Interstate 95 in Hampton one afternoon in February 2019 when he began following a car he found suspicious — a Toyota Camry with tinted windows and Connecticut plates.“The vehicle had drawn my attention...

Former Kirkwood High School hockey standout Mitchell Day is making a name for himself playing junior hockey in the northeast.

Democratic state Sen. Kevin Cavanaugh says Republican Executive Councilor Ted Gatsas has moved too far to the right.“That’s why I’m running,” Cavanaugh told the Monitor the day after he announced his bid for the five-member council, which serves as...

People should avoid leaving pets in cars, outside

The town of Bow will soon join 17 other communities, including four in New Hampshire, in a program that pays the town to let a company pick up used clothing, textiles and shoes at people’s homes so they can be reused rather than trashed.“It almost...

MANCHESTER, NH — It is with great pleasure that Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) congratulates the following students on being named to the Winter 2022 President’s List.

Connecticut resident Jay Paul Medeiros, 43, has been charged with negligent homicide and reckless conduct.

Experts say the practice can lead to disparities even when officers aren’t deliberately targeting drivers on the basis of race. Because such stops are highly discretionary, implicit bias plays a bigger role.

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