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The Minnesota Department of Health launched a new telehealth test-to-treat program Monday to ensure Minnesotans who have tested positive for COVID have easy access to clinician care and therapeutic treatments that reduce their risk of serious illness or hospitalization.

NORTH HAVERHILL — On a warm and muggy morning last July, a small gathering of family and friends met in a cemetery behind a line of trees off Route 4 in Quechee to remember and mourn the loss of Leara King, a Hartford High School junior who had died...

"We're not seeing the ICU units full of COVID patients. I mean there are a few. There's definitely some, but not like it was a year ago or even six or eight months ago,”

What is it about some New Hampshire cops — even after they’ve relinquished their guns and badges — that make them think the state’s right-to-know law shouldn’t apply to them?In May 2020, the New Hampshire Supreme Court issued two opinions that opened...

When a criminal defendant files an appeal after losing a jury trial, the prosecutor will often argue that since the people have already spoken, the case should be considered over.As the legal expression goes, the losing side only gets “one bite at the...

NORTH HAVERHILL — Sanna McAuliffe was “sick of hearing things were different back then,” and it was time to act.So after McAuliffe and her two sisters celebrated their grandmother’s 90th birthday last August, she set out to seek the justice she was...

They believe his views as the Republican candidate for governor are extreme and dangerous to the health of Minnesotans.

Sununu and Formella comments are irresponsibleI write to express my concern at the statements New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu and Attorney General John Formella issued regarding the acquittal of Mr. Zhukovskyy of all charges in Coos County Superior...

Trucker Volodymyr Zhukovskyy, 26, a Ukrainian national, was cleared Tuesday after a two-week trial for causing a horrific head-on crash in Northern New Hampshire that killed seven bikers

After less than three hours of deliberation, Coos County jurors found Volodymyr Zhukovskyy not guilty on manslaughter, negligent homicide and reckless conduct charges.