New Hampshire

The event will use seven stages this year and is scheduled to run from late morning into the evening.

Bethany Marx said the decision came without advance notice and that she was not given a clear explanation.

U.S. District Court Judge Allison Burroughs determined that ICE could not keep detaining him without first providing a bond hearing.

Keene’s Cheshire Medical Center has brought a second linear accelerator into service.

Both defendants have remained in jail since their arrests last year.

Work already planned for the park’s first phase focuses on the pool area, where repairs and other updates are moving ahead separately.

Town Administrator Jeremy Bourgeois said Hopkins ended her service on Sept. 1 after sending in her resignation earlier this month.

Keene Police directed questions about the matter to the Attorney General’s Office, which said it has no new details to release at this point.

The case argues that the language approved by the N.H. Legislature and Gov. Kelly Ayotte is too long and confusing to be fair to voters.

About 200 people took part in the walk or attended the Community Harvest Festival that followed near the finish line.

Authorities say anyone who notices a fisher or another wild animal behaving aggressively or moving toward people should notify NH Fish and Game.

City officials are asking everyone traveling through these areas to slow down near crews.

The YMCA has appointed Mick Blume as CEO taking effect Monday.

Police said a dirt bike stopped after running out of fuel.

The charge carries a possible sentence of up to 10 years in prison.

The replacement mains will not be put into service immediately.

Police say there was no criminal activity after a report of someone carrying what looked like a gun.

Meta also agreed to new safety steps as part of the settlement, including daily time limits and stronger parental controls.

The hospital cafeteria offered the affected lettuce from the beginning of June to July 20, according to state officials.

Anyone who has information about Frazier’s location should contact the Keene Police Department.

The store is scheduled to open at 464 West St. in the plaza with Kohl’s and Walgreens.

New Hampshire is seeing a rise in the number of kindergarteners entering the school year without all recommended shots.

City officials are reminding drivers to reduce speed in work zones, follow posted instructions and stay alert for workers and equipment.

Local schools begin Wednesday and Thursday, with Keene State first year students arriving Thursday as well.

Colby Robichaud of Keene appears to have suffered a medical emergency while driving his Nissan Rogue.

The cause has not been determined, though investigators do not believe the fire was suspicious.

By about 10 a.m. Monday, both lines had been repaired and water service had been restored throughout the area.

The shutdown is between Church Street and Kingsbury Street, and the Public Works Department is telling drivers to steer clear.

Drivers and downtown visitors should expect short-term changes as work continues on the city’s infrastructure project

Police said Buker was discovered conscious on Route 12 after a vehicle struck him and left the scene.

Police said the vehicles struck each other and then overturned before stopping off the roadway.

As part of the project, crews will also repave the ramps at Granite Lake Road in Nelson.

Ayotte had blocked the measure because it would have raised turnpike tolls for drivers who do not use a N.H. E-ZPass.

The final count was 104 in favor and 175 ballots cast overall, leaving the measure just one vote below the 105 required.

The helicopter arrived and landed in the area around 4:30 p.m., then transported him to Elliott Hospital in Manchester for further evaluation.