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Tick season is here, and New Hampshire officials are reminding people to be prepared before heading outdoors because five tick-borne diseases are now circulating.

With the sun and warm weather, many restaurants are getting ready for another season of outdoor seating, but some New Hampshire businesses have had a tough time getting a permit.

The rally in downtown Manchester was put on to show some of the faces lost to fentanyl.

According to the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services, packages of lēf Farms “spice” packaged salad greens, grown in Loudon, are potentially contaminated with E. coli.

Students in Hampton won't have to worry about outstanding lunch debt this year because of a gift in honor of a cafeteria worker from another district who loved to help children in need.

As summer businesses start opening in Hampton Beach, many are looking outside New Hampshire for help, and a new partnership is helping fill the demand for workers.

A Seacoast man has seen a lot in 100 years, and he's hoping to see more, despite a cancer diagnosis.

Two pride flags have been stolen in the span of three weeks from a New Hampshire church, and police are asking for help from the public to identify suspects.

The New Hampshire attorney general's office has filed a civil rights violation against a 17-year-old who officials believe was behind hate-filled vandalism around Portsmouth.

Fish and Game officials said Monday they're confident that skeletal remains found over the weekend are of a Hampstead man who disappeared in July 2022.