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A hearing in Washington, D.C., on drug trafficking Wednesday focused on how deadly drugs are finding their way into the country.

Inspectors have given top marks to Peterhead care home Allandale House, with specific praise for its staff and leadership.

Two Manchester police officers who were shot in the line of duty in 2016 asked the New Hampshire Supreme Court on Tuesday to reinstate their lawsuit against the Department of Safety and the gun shop that sold the firearm to the man who shot them.

A recently implemented program is helping New Hampshire students get back into school after the COVID-19 pandemic led to a spike in students not showing up for class.

Lawmakers in Concord are working on legislation to keep the Sununu Youth Services Center open until a new facility can be built.

The city of Portsmouth is trying to figure out what to do with an increase of camper vans coming to the city — an issue that's pointing to a larger problem.

A string of car break-ins on the Seacoast over the past two weeks has police investigating if they could be connected to a notorious gang along the East Coast.

A new neighborhood of tiny homes is being built in Dover to help deal with New Hampshire's housing shortage.

As temperatures headed below zero across New Hampshire on Friday, farmers prepared to keep their animals protected from the extreme weather.

As frigid weather approaches New Hampshire, Manchester officials announced Tuesday that a 24/7 emergency shelter will open this week.