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Boston hiker rescued after leg injury on New Hampshire trail

Boston hiker rescued after leg injury on New Hampshire trail

LIVERMORE, NH — A Boston hiker was rescued off a New Hampshire trail after suffering a leg injury. According to NH Fish and Game, on October 4th, around 3:20 p.m., conservation officers were made aware of an injured hiker not far from the summit...

Owner:  Apollo Global Management
In New Hampshire, gleaning taps into surplus crops to combat hunger

In New Hampshire, gleaning taps into surplus crops to combat hunger

“The fact that I know a lot of them are going to get used, it makes me feel better about leaving them,” said O’Brien, who has been running Hungry Heart Farm as a mostly solo venture for the past five years. As the Trump administration has cut...

Owner:  John W. Henry
NAMIWalks New Hampshire breaks record

NAMIWalks New Hampshire breaks record

Records were broken Sunday at New Hampshire’s largest mental health awareness and suicide-prevention event. More than 2,000 walkers took part in NAMIWalks New Hampshire in Concord, joining together to eliminate the stigma and promote hope. The...

Owner:  Saga Communications Inc.
Littwin: More than a protest, No Kings rallies can also help keep you sane.

Littwin: More than a protest, No Kings rallies can also help keep you sane.

I hope you’re going to attend one of the antiauthoritarian No Kings rallies Saturday. All the cool kids will be there. Also, your cool grandmother. And your cool teacher. And maybe your cool dentist. And those cool infants and toddlers in...

Owner:  The Colorado Sun (Non-profit)
NH Dems blast ‘reckless’ GOP shutdown, warn of rising health costs for Granite Staters
Hiker dies after medical emergency on NH trail

Hiker dies after medical emergency on NH trail

HINSDALE, N.H. (WCAX) - A hiker died Thursday after suffering a sudden medical emergency while hiking in Pisgah State Park in Hinsdale, New Hampshire. New Hampshire Fish and Game says the hiker collapsed around noon while hiking back to the...

Owner:  Gray Television Inc.
New Hampshire teen who killed sister-in-law and nephews sentenced to 60 years to life in prison

New Hampshire teen who killed sister-in-law and nephews sentenced to 60 years to life in prison

CONCORD, N.H. – A young New Hampshire man who was 16 when he killed his sister-in-law and two young nephews was sentenced Friday to 60 years to life in prison for crimes his lawyer said he doesn’t remember committing. Eric Sweeney, now 19, had...

Owner:  Donald Graham
New Hampshire Lawmakers Approve Bill To Let Medical Marijuana Dispensaries Convert To For-Profit Businesses

New Hampshire Lawmakers Approve Bill To Let Medical Marijuana Dispensaries Convert To For-Profit Businesses

New Hampshire lawmakers have advanced a bill to allow medical marijuana dispensaries in the state to convert from from non-profit organizations to for-profit businesses. After clearing an initial committee and then passing the full House of...

Owner:  Thomas Angell
New Hampshire teen could face 97 years in prison for killing sister-in-law, nephews
New Hampshire teen who killed sister-in-law and her sons seeks leniency at sentencing
Armed robbery in Phoenix sends victim to hospital, police looking for suspect

Armed robbery in Phoenix sends victim to hospital, police looking for suspect

A robbery victim sustained a gunshot wound and was taken to the hospital after an incident in Phoenix, police say. PHOENIX — Phoenix police officers are searching for a suspect after an alleged armed robbery resulted in one person being...

Owner:  TEGNA Inc.
New Hampshire finances improved, but the state is still in debt

New Hampshire finances improved, but the state is still in debt

In 2024, New Hampshire experienced an improvement in its financial situation, similar to that of many other states. But it still didn’t have enough money to pay all of its bills and needed $390.1 million to fill the gap. That means each taxpayer...

Owner:  Charles “Charlie” C. Hale

UPDATED: Hiker Dies After Medical Emergency in Pisgah State Park

A hiker died Thursday after collapsing on the Kilburn Trail in Hinsdale despite rescue efforts, according to New Hampshire Fish and Game. HINSDALE, N.H. (MyKeeneNow) A hiker died Thursday afternoon after suffering a medical emergency while...

Owner:  Saga Communications Inc.
New Hampshire mom filmed final video of her sons — 4 minutes later, they were all massacred
School district hit with $2M surprise healthcare bill

School district hit with $2M surprise healthcare bill

Jamie L. Costa, The Eagle-Tribune, North Andover, Mass.Eagle-Tribune LONDONDERRY — A surprise health insurance bill has left the Londonderry School District struggling to come up with $2 million by the end of the year to pay for its portion of a...

Owner:  Paul Feldman
Eric Sweeney, New Hampshire teen who killed sister-in-law and nephews, sentenced

Eric Sweeney, New Hampshire teen who killed sister-in-law and nephews, sentenced

A young New Hampshire man who was 16 when he killed his sister-in-law and two young nephews was sentenced Friday to 60 years to life in prison for crimes his lawyer said he doesn't remember committing. Eric Sweeney, now 19, had been living with...

Owner:  Shari Redstone (Family)
Pistons, ex-Michigan star speaking out on mental health in the wake of family tragedy

Pistons, ex-Michigan star speaking out on mental health in the wake of family tragedy

On August 19, the day that would’ve been Eli Robinson’s 35th birthday, his brother, Duncan Robinson, took to Instagram to share the story of his older sibling. As Duncan took an unlikely path from Division III basketball, to Michigan to the NBA,...

Owner:  Newhouse Family
5:00 a.m. early and often early and often An Obamacare Deal Could End the Shutdown. It Won’t Be Easy. By Ed Kilgore Midterms messaging, the abortion debate, and Trump’s confusing behavior are complicating the one issue that could reopen the…
Informing, not inflaming: Why two tuberculosis cases don’t signal a public health crisis

Informing, not inflaming: Why two tuberculosis cases don’t signal a public health crisis

Every time an infectious disease makes the news, public trust in health systems is tested. But sometimes the threat isn’t the disease itself — it’s how we talk about it. That’s why publicizing “two positive tuberculosis tests” in a state of 1.4...

Owner:  States Newsroom Network
Hospital giant expands homegrown outpatient imaging center chain into new state

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