Steven Porter

New Hampshire law generally requires those convicted of certain serious offenses to attend sentencing when victims address the court. Montgomery opted not to attend his jury trial in person.

Federal, state, and local officials will meet on New Hampshire's coastline, at Rye Harbor State Park, to celebrate a $20 million federal grant to reconstruct seawalls along Route 1A

An attorney cited mental health records from David Meehan's childhood, adolescence, and adulthood to cast doubt on the reliability of his account of rape and abuse at the state-run facility

In an op-ed, Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut suggested a teacher had been accused of lying to help hide a student’s abortion — but he hasn’t responded to questions about whether the accusation was credible

The fine is for advertising the highly unusual business as a “physician-run” salon in Atkinson, N.H.

In this competition, all of the cars – which racers designed and built themselves – are either hybrid or electric vehicles

Prosecutors cited mental health concerns and an unsettling discovery at Lawrence A. Dunlap's home to warn that he could pose a safety risk to himself and others

Republican senators added a data reporting requirement to Senate Bill 461, with phrases Democrats warned are open to varying interpretations

CONCORD, N.H. — Bonnie Sitomer knows what happens when the legal system makes it easy for someone to hide his past.

Several students expressed discomfort at how swiftly and forcefully law enforcement responded. “Officers were assaulted. Things were thrown at them,” UNH Police Chief Paul Dean said. “There was a lot of violence towards police tonight.”