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CONCORD — The state Senate took a major step toward elusive consensus over changes to the state’s bail reform law that would compel those arrested for violent crimes to face

MANCHESTER — If a picture is worth a thousand words, what about a statue honoring the brave men and women charged with capturing combat images as the chaos of war

Aldermen voted unanimously this week to extend the deadline to complete a comprehensive study of Manchester city employees’ pay another year, despite a committee recommendation to scrap the effort.

Manchester officials announced plans this week to hold a public auction next month to sell off surplus city-owned lots, with 100% of funds going to the city’s Affordable Housing Trust

Manchester officials announced the expansion of support services available at the weekly resource fairs at the city’s Engagement Center, with staff from the Department of Employment Security joining the mix.

It’s a quiet Saturday evening on Manchester’s West Side when gunfire splits the silence.

It’s a quiet Saturday evening on Manchester’s West Side when gunfire splits the silence.

THE MANCHESTER Police Patrolman’s Association has filed a Right-to-Know request with the city seeking documentation and communications related to an ongoing citywide compensation study, after a controversial committee vote earlier

State Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut met with Manchester school board members this week, answering questions and addressing concerns with proposed changes to the minimum standards for public schools in New