ELIOT, Maine — Authorities are investigating the death of a man found in the Piscataqua River Aug. 13 after he left the Green Acre Bahá’í Center of Learning the night prior, according to Eliot police.
Bark offers kid-friendly smartphones and smartwatches with built-in parental controls. The company recently upgraded its smartwatch with features like fall detection and group messaging. Bark provides ...
The Phillies' offense betrayed them as they dropped 2 of 3 at the St. Louis Cardinals earlier in the week. After a 2-0 loss Tuesday, the finale was a 7-1 loss Wednesday as St. Louis managed to beat ...
Luke Combs has extended his "My Kinda Saturday Night Tour" with 12 new North American dates in 2027. The tour will run from April through June 2027, with stops in cities like Detroit, Philadelphia, ...
A week before Veto Day, New Hampshire Legislature leaders in both parties are hoping to overturn Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s veto of the Ten Year Transportation Improvement Plan. And some like the odds. “I ...
Portsmouth's $776K grant will address opioid crisis affecting community, including in city's schools, where several students have lost parents.
Hampton is drafting a proposal that could shift curbside trash‑pickup costs to local businesses for the first time in decades.
Stephanie Brugle of Underhill, Vt., takes a selfie with her son, second‑grader Tate Blodgett, and her sister, Melissa Brugle of Durham, in front of the “Puss N’ Bolts” sculpture during the 26th annual ...
A dispute has resurfaced between Vernon Family Farm and neighbors in Newfields over parking on conserved land. The town's Conservation Commission rejected the farm's environmental mitigation plan and ...
Newly released court records reveal conflicting accounts and fresh details in the Exeter case of a woman accused of killing her mother‑in‑law.
Early this afternoon, a partial solar eclipse will be visible over New Hampshire and Maine A partial solar eclipse will start at 12:59 p.m. in Portsmouth and reach its peak at 1:54 p.m. At it's peak, ...
Kennebunk officials are reviewing a 199‑home plan so large they say it may be the biggest development the town has ever seen.