Steve Bottari is a news anchor at WMTW News 8 (ABC) and Maine's CW in Portland, Maine. With a focus on local news in New Hampshire, specifically in Manchester, Steve covers a wide range of topics including politics, crime, and social issues. He is known for his engaging reporting style and active presence on social media.
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Manchester, New Hampshire, United States (Local)
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Congress is fast approaching a government shutdown, with federal agencies running out of money on March 1.
By: Steve Bottari
New Hampshire has launched a new program to help Granite State farmers who were hit hard by severe weather last year.
On Closeup, Steve Kramer, the man who is behind the fake Biden robocalls, said "bring it on" to investigators.
By: Steve Bottari
On Closeup, New Hampshire Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut discussed the average cost per student, school freedom accounts and COVID-19 relief programs available to students.
On Closeup, Rabbi Ron Fish and Amy Lester discuss what's causing the rise of antisemitism and possible solutions to combat the issue.
By: Steve Bottari
The suspect in the Lewiston, Maine, mass shooting brain had "significant" traumatic brain injuries at the time of the shooting, according to information released by his family.
By: Steve Bottari
The jury now has the case in the murder trial of a man accused of killing two women in Farmington.
Fans are getting ready to watch the NCAA women's Final Four on Friday night as the women's tournament is attracting attention like never before.
WMUR's Steve Bottari is at Coleman State Park in Stewartstown, where crowds are gathering for the eclipse, which is in the path of totality.
By: Hayley Lapoint
Watch the moments when northern New Hampshire experiences totality form the eclipse, as it goes from day to night.
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