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Skeletal remains found near a New Hampshire golf course may be linked to the five-year-old disappearance of Amanda Grazewski. -
Cause of Death Revealed for Massachusetts Family of 4 Found Dead at Home on Christmas Day
Authorities believe they know what happened to a family of four who were found dead at their New Hampshire lake house on Christmas day. -
Hammer-Wielding New Hampshire Man Bludgeoned His Own Grandmother to Death: Prosecutors
When state troopers arrived at the scene, they found Cynthia Lanchester, 76, on the ground, deceased. -
New Hampshire Mom Admits to Killing Son, 5, Who Was 'Assaulted, Starved, Isolated, and Neglected': Prosecutors
Danielle Dauphinais, 38, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and two counts of witness tampering in connection with the death of her son, Elijah Lewis. -
Father who killed wife and young son plummeted 100 feet off Maine bridge after cops shot him in wild chase
A man in New Hampshire wanted for killing his wife and young son plummeted 100 feet off a bridge that connects the state to Maine after police officers shot at him while in pursuit. -
New Gun Legislation In NH, No License Required To Carry Concealed Weapon
Republican Gov. Chris Sununu signed a bill into law eliminating the concealed-carry license requirement for pistol and revolver owners in the state of New Hampshire. -
Prep school abuse case makes way into US Senate race
A sexual misconduct case by a former teacher has made its way to the US Senate race, hurting the chances of a candidate. The candidate's husband is being linked to the abuse case. -
New Hampshire's House speaker warns his colleagues who spat over public nudity bill on Facebook
Shawn Jasper, the speaker of N.H. House of Representative, warned his colleagues on Wednesday to be civil following a social media spat over a public nudity bill. -
New Hampshire Court turns down couple’s divorce vacation request
A couple from New Hampshire’s appeal to undo their divorce has been turned down by the Supreme Court which upheld the ruling of its lower court refusing to grant divorces. -
Jury begins deliberations in New Hampshire prep school rape trial
The jury in the rape trial of a former student at an elite New Hampshire boarding school began deliberations on Thursday after hearing closing arguments focusing on whether he forced a 15-year-old classmate to have sex or whether she accused him to save her reputation. -
It’s a good time to run for office in Iowa: meet Queen Joni
Most Republicans running in tight U.S. Senate races in November's midterm elections can rely on campaign endorsements from a few national figures. But most Republicans are not Joni Ernst. -
Massachusetts, Rhode Island Democrats nominate women for governor
Democrats in Massachusetts and Rhode Island picked female candidates to represent their party in November gubernatorial elections, setting the stage for either state to possibly elect its first woman governor. -
New Hampshire men sentenced as teens to life in prison granted new hearings
New Hampshire's highest court has ruled that four men serving life in prison for murders committed when they were teenagers have the right to new sentencing hearings because of a 2012 U.S. Supreme Court decision. -
Texas Governor Perry tries to turn felony indictment into election gold
Texas Governor Rick Perry has sought to parlay attention over a felony indictment into a fresh political push in New Hampshire, the crucial presidential primary state where his dismal showing in 2012 led him to drop out of the race.
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