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BARRINGTON –– The Barrington Police Department announced on August 21 that it had secured an arrest warrant for Jon P. Schiavone, who is suspected of robbing the First Seacoast Bank earlier this month. Schiavone is facing charges for his alleged involvement in the bank robbery that took place in Barrington on August 7, according to

HOOKSETT –– A tractor-trailer hydroplaned off I-93 north, causing significant traffic delays Friday, according to New Hampshire State Police and the NH Department of Transportation. The incident occurred between the I-293 split and the Hooksett toll plaza and involved three vehicles. Responders were alerted to a jackknifed tractor-trailer, which had skidded off the right side

Plans to redevelop the Hampton Liquor and Wine Outlets off Interstate 95 will rev up again after the state made a deal with the town’s conservation commission, which includes the

B iologist Richard Malloy lifts the plastic cover to peer inside a trap — and smiles.

Looking for New Hampshire events for the weekend of August 12-13, 2023? Here are some things to do in the Granite State this weekend.

Customers in communities who receive their drinking water from Manchester Water Works may notice a slight change in the taste and smell of the water starting next week.

The pedestrian who was hit and killed by a car in Portsmouth this week has been publicly identified.

A 50-year-old woman driving a blue Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme, with no fixed address, was identified by police as the driver who struck the man.

The 53-year-old man who died as a result of injuries suffered when he was hit by a car near the entrance to Prescott Park in Portsmouth early Tuesday has been

CONCORD — Declaring New Hampshire the “most pet-friendly state in the country,” Gov. Chris Sununu signed Friday a two-prong bill (HB 249) to set model standards for the selling of