Steve Bottari News Today

Despite heavy holiday traffic, The New Hampshire Department of Transportation says there was only one major incident impacting travel over the entirety of the long weekend.

The jury now has the case in the murder trial of a man accused of killing two women in Farmington.

Congress is fast approaching a government shutdown, with federal agencies running out of money on March 1.

The New Hampshire child advocate said Friday that while strides have been made to keep children safer in the state, more work needs to be done.

New Hampshire lawmakers heard testimony Tuesday on a bill that would try to protect the 603 area code.

New Hampshire lawmakers heard testimony Tuesday on a bill that would try to protect the 603 area code.

A judge in Massachusetts has dismissed all civil claims against Harvard University, its medical school and two Harvard employees in a lawsuit about stolen body parts.

President Joe Biden met with New Hampshire's congressional delegation on Wednesday to emphasize the importance of the state's first-in-the-nation primary, even though the president skipped the contest altogether.

New Hampshire's Senate Education Committee heard testimony on a bill Tuesday that would prohibit material deemed "harmful to minors" from being allowed in libraries and require vendors to create a rating system for books.

Some people in New Hampshire and about a dozen states will have a new, free way to file their federal taxes this year.