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NEWPORT, N.H. — A cold case evidence search wrapped up Tuesday night in Newport, officials with the New Hampshire Attorney General's Office told WMUR. Investigators began executing court-authorized search warrants Tuesday morning in the Kelleyville neighborhood of Newport, including at a home on Ayers Street. WMUR crews saw more...

New Hampshire Expects More Motorists During the Summertime. If you are familiar with Route 4 that runs through New Hampshire, you know that it is a twisty road. Traffic is usually heavy, and the road is mostly just one lane going each way. It runs through the state from Lebanon to Portsmouth.

May 23, 2023 CAMPTON, NH The December, 2023 storm event caused numerous washouts. of seasonal roads throughout the White Mountain National Forest. Some of the roads on the. Androscoggin Ranger District and the Saco Ranger District sustained substantial damage and are. currently closed. Connor Brook Road, Wild River Road (NFSR...

LACONIA, N.H. — Laconia police are asking for the public's help to figure out who fired a gunshot into a dance floor at a nightclub over the weekend. The gun was fired early Sunday morning at the Big House nightclub during the annual Wake the Lake three-day block party.

In 2010, Ethan Crossman, age 10, moved from Rutland, Vermont, to Barnstead, New Hampshire. As a child, he remembered Rutland to be a walkable city; he walked to school every day with his friends and biked around the neighborhood. But when he moved to Belknap County, just south of New...

LEBANON, Vt. (WCAX) - Police in Lebanon say a missing Dartmouth graduate student was found dead in the Connecticut River on Monday. Authorities say Kexin Cai, 26, had been missing since May 15 and was last seen riding an e-bike at around 6 p.m. headed toward West Lebanon that day.

LACONIA, N.H. — It has been more than five years since a Laconia man was brutally slain. There has been one trial, but it ended in a mistrial in 2022. Wilfred Guzman Jr. said his dad was his best friend and he's just hoping for justice. "It's been hard,...

On a Tuesday in March, Annabelle Rogers finished up chorus class inside Hopkinton High School. She then headed to the school’s gymnasium, which was doubling that day as the official polling location for town elections. Rogers had recently turned 18, making her newly eligible to vote. But she doesn’t...

BOSTON (AP) — Efforts to unionize college athletes will continue, advocates said Friday, even with the NCAA’s landmark agreement to allow players to be paid from a limited revenue-sharing pool. “With this settlement, the NCAA continues to do everything it can to avoid free market competition, which is...

The recent letter about the proposal for a pallet shelter village to accommodate unsheltered individuals requires some points of clarification, specifically regarding the source of funding, lack of sobriety requirements, and the chosen location.

Thanks to our sweet Laconia community. Last Saturday was the food collection by the postal workers. I’m a volunteer stocker of the Little Free Food Pantry located at the Laconia Congregational Church and I was amazed at the amount of food received. It warms my heart to know that our Laconia people are moved to care for people in our area and town.

Elisabeth Moreau’s career and college readiness seventh grade class took a field trip from Laconia Middle School to visit Daub’s Cobbler Shop in downtown Laconia on Wednesday morning. The class visited various businesses on Tuesday and Wednesday to learn about career opportunities. Owner Jim Daubenspeck asked the kids what they wanted to do as a career, and got responses such as baker, lawyer and business owner. Daubenspeck hired a student last year after they came in to visit for the class. “[We’re] not afraid to hire young people,” Daubenspeck said. “But you got to work, you got to show up and got to pay for yourself.”

NEWPORT, N.H. (WCAX) - A Vermont man faces charges after police say he intentionally caused a fuel leak while trying to steal a flat-bed truck in New Hampshire. Police say on Sunday, they discovered an active leak where about 75 gallons of gasoline had spilled into the ground from a truck on North Main Street in Newport, New Hampshire.

The peasants had hoped their wishes were heard by the Lord of the Castle. Instead they are being punished for speaking up. The peasants had asked the rulers in the Castle to stay within the services provided last year. This made the rulers angry. Every year the peasants enjoy a parade and fireworks in July. This year the Constable with the mustache said the peasants needed more gold to pay for the safety services at this joyful gatherings. This is the first time in history that more gold is needed to pay for safety services which had been paid for with taxes. It will be thousands in gold or suffer the wrath of the rulers and go without the gathering. Our beloved Park and Swimming Hole has been greatly diminished. This is what the Constable with the mustache said, “The Park is Gone. They don’t need to worry about mowing, electricity, plumbing, opening the bathhouses, swimming lessons, there will be nothing.” Another punishment, the Lord and the Constable with the mustache decided the dump is closed on Sundays. Many peasants only have time on Sunday to bring their ox and wagon filled with trash. Also there has been talk of not having enough gold to haul trash, yet there is talk of a new building (30,000 gold coin) within the dump. There were 281,000 gold coins left over from last year's services, yet the Castle cries, "Not enough coins to pay this years services." Oh yes, there have been other threats from the Castle to punish the peasants. The Castle could be closed on Fridays to save candles.