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By WILLIAM SKIPWORTH

Andy Davis and around 50 others from Carroll County gathered outside a mental health center in Conway on Friday afternoon with the hopes of speaking to Gov. Kelly Ayotte, who was attending a meeting at Northern Human Services. The group chanted and held signs advocating for full funding for Medicaid and other programs.

By ANNMARIE TIMMINS

The state is moving forward with what would be a significant change at New Hampshire Hospital: armed private security guards. The move is a response to the November fatal shooting of state hospital security officer Bradley Haas, who was unarmed in the...

By ANNMARIE TIMMINS

In a compromise with the ACLU of New Hampshire and media representatives, lawmakers made significant changes to a bill Thursday that would have allowed municipalities and the state to charge up to $25 an hour for right-to-know requests that took...

By ANNMARIE TIMMINS

After two months-long delays, the state says it will close its $21.5 million deal on the 220-acre Laconia State School property on March 13. The state has tried to sell the property, which needs considerable work, including the removal of dilapidated...

By HADLEY BARNDOLLAR

The New Hampshire Cold Case Unit has issued a new age progression photograph of Maura Murray, a Massachusetts woman who disappeared in the North Country town of Haverhill on Feb. 9, 2004, at age 21.Authorities hope the photo, produced by the FBI, will...

By HADLEY BARNDOLLAR

After the 1862 Slate Covered Bridge fell victim to arson, Swanzey voters funded the construction of a reproduction in 2001 – one that looked just like it. Today, a sign above its entrance reads, “$5 fine for riding or driving over this bridge faster...

By ANNMARIE TIMMINS

November’s fatal shootings of an unarmed security officer and former patient inside the state psychiatric hospital could lead to a major policy change that most other hospitals in the state have considered and rejected: armed security guards.In...