Teddy Tauscher

SALEM — Drivers should expect more traffic but safer travel this fall at an intersection that’s the site of an estimated 12,000 daily trips.

SALEM — During an investigation of a scheme involving fraudulently obtained gift cards used to buy electronics, police found a local warehouse with more than 7,000 Apple products worth a combined $8 million.

SALEM, N.H. — A glut in life science buildings at Tuscan Village has been cited as a reason for the developer to pivot to constructing more housing in the next

SALEM, N.H. — Former firefighter, Navy corpsman, state legislator and most recently Federal Emergency Management Agency Regional Administrator Fred Doucette was remembered by his Republican colleagues, friends and community for

METHUEN — Wielding bows sometimes nearly as tall as their height, local children peppered bullseye targets during an archery camp held by the Parks and Recreation Department this week.

SALEM, N.H. — Town planners plan to vote on new restrictions for cigar bars and kennels at their Aug. 25 meeting.

SALEM, N.H. — A 10-year watershed management plan promises to explain the causes of poor water quality at Captains Pond and design solutions.

METHUEN — Officials still have some significant disagreements to discuss before a draft of the new charter is ready for prime-time.

SALEM, N.H. — Town Councilor Joe Sweeney said he will be recusing himself from any matters that relate to the deputy town clerk or their compensation going forward.

SALEM, N.H. — A regional glut in life science buildings has been cited as a reason by Tuscan Village developers to pivot to constructing more housing in the next phase