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New Hampshire's maple season is well underway, but the weather this winter has thrown producers a few curves.

Road crews in New Hampshire were working Friday to prepare for heavy snow expected to move through overnight into Saturday.

Recent winter weather has made conditions in New Hampshire ripe for avalanches, and anyone heading into the backcountry is being urged to take precautions.

Millions of dollars in federal funds are being spent in New Hampshire school districts to make security improvements.

A landlord in Somersworth is being taken to court over accusations that he didn't fix numerous code violations in properties he owns.

A man who police said fired shots in different locations in Kingston over the weekend asked a judge Monday for leniency, saying medication and alcohol were behind his actions.

People in Portsmouth are pushing back against hate after swastikas were spray-painted on businesses and a synagogue in the city earlier this week.

An emergency homeless shelter on the Seacoast is helping mothers who are trying to get back on their feet.

It's still winter, but many in New Hampshire are thinking ahead to summer vacations, and agents said now's the time to lock down a play to stay.

The Department of Veterans Affairs estimates there are more than 33,000 veterans considered homeless in the country, and about 120 in New Hampshire, but advocates say the number is likely much higher.