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The biggest problem is that housing is unaffordable in New Hampshire and there are many reasons for that including from buying houses for investment by converting them into short-term rentals to the great migration from the cities to rural areas during the COVID pandemic.

If you frequent one of those restaurants, you might make a rich friend. As humans, we tend to take advice and live they way our friends do.

Loved ones are pleading for help to find a New Hampshire mother who has not been seen for four years, Boston 25 News reports. On the evening of…

BOSTON – A Springfield man was sentenced today in federal court in Boston for his role in a regional organized theft crew that stole catalytic converters from

Hampton will get a new $107 million bridge over the Hampton River on Route 1A to replace a bridge that was "red listed" along with security improvements at state buildings, including the New Hampshire State Hospital where an unarmed security guard was killed last November.

Dozens of towns are holding town elections and traditional meetings in New Hampshire, with the majority of elections and/or meetings scheduled for Tuesday, March 12, 2024. Several more town elections are scheduled for Saturday, March 16.

A perfect storm of rising costs is battering town budgets statewide, according to the New Hampshire Municipal Association.

Do you own chickens? I'm looking for a fresh egg hookup!

HOOKSETT — A vigilant community member's tip led to the apprehension of a wanted man on Feb. 26, who was taken into custody by local police and state troopers after a short search near a highway rest stop. At approximately 7:07 a.m., Hooksett Police Department Officers Kapteyn and Laliberte were conducting a vehicle stop at

A Concord man wanted on several drug-related warrants fled from the Hooksett rest area along Interstate 93 on Monday and later was captured, authorities said.