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Drought conditions are getting worse in the Granite State. Severe Drought Conditions have expanded north and west. Lets send it to Kevin Skarupa to see when we could see relief headed our way. Kevin certainly something we have been talking about for quite a while now. We eventually have a system approaching that could give a decent amount of rain but i dont think it is going to be statewide when it gets here. Eventually the clouds went out through the afternoon and there will be lightly scattered showers in albany, new york. We will see some of that through the afternoon. A couple scattered sh...

General, us attorney and dea agent about the farreaching effects of this crisis. They say not only is heroin one of the most dangerous drugs, its being made far deadlier by fentanyl a powerful opioid painkiller. It has been like a weapon of mass distraction. Reporter powerful words from dea agent jon delena describing a drug whose own power seems to be taking over the nation. Hampshire, the whole country. Reporter attorney general joseph foster, us attorney emily rice and agent delena were in the news 9 studios to shoot a Public Service announcement as president obama has declared next week pr...

Mass distraction. Reporter powerful words from dea agent jon delena describing a drug whose own power seems to be taking over the nation. It is ravishing New Hampshire, the whole country. Reporter attorney general joseph foster, us attorney emily rice and agent delena were in the news 9 studios to shoot a Public Service announcement as president obama has declared next week prescription opioid what the legislature has , we will see increased treatment. Recovery travis is services. Reporter data from American Medical Response shows that overdoses and deaths in the states largest city are down f...

Years of trauma led Joy Bogese to alcohol, pills and heroin. She found hope and connection inside the walls of the jail.

A group aiming to curb drug use among the young in the Raymond area said Friday that progress is being made, but there is a lot more to do.