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Artificial intelligence is a growing technology and is finding its way into more places, including the classroom.

Dozens of people were displaced from the encampment Thursday as it was cleared by the Maine Department of Transportation and Maine Department of Public Safety.

There are thousands of confirmed homeless children in New Hampshire schools every year, but school officials said there are more that they don't know about.

College classes have not been in session long this year, but there has already been a fatal shooting on a U.S. campus, raising questions about what colleges and universities do to prepare for such emergencies.

On Monday, Isle of Wight Public Schools and county officials celebrated the new Hardy Elementary School with a ribbon cutting ceremony

Five-year-old Wyatt Ketchell, of Hampton Falls, who started kindergarten Tuesday, has been given a major opportunity to represent New Hampshire's Down syndrome community.

Police have released the identity of a man who died when he fell from a parking garage in Portsmouth as the investigation into what happened before he fell continues.

A Londonderry man convicted of killing a pastor in 2019 was sentenced Friday to decades in prison.

Officials say many groups affected by lack of affordable housing

New Hampshire officials are asking the congressional delegation for help after three major bridge projects on the Seacoast remain stalled.