Tim Callery is a News Reporter at WMUR. He covers a variety of topics including crime, government and politics, and regional interest, with a focus on New Hampshire and Maine. Tim has been featured in WCVB Channel 5, KOCO 5, WPBF 25, KCRA 3 & My58 Television, KCCI-TV, WMTW-TV, and WMUR-TV.
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Tim Callery's coverage primarily revolves around crime-related topics, including murder trials and law enforcement activities in the New Hampshire area. His focus is on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, with a significant emphasis on local events.
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An attorney for the victim's husband, who was hurt in the crash, accused the Department of Safety of shielding former Errol Fire Chief Bradley
By: Tim Callery
A civil complaint has been filed against the New Hampshire Department of Safety seeking additional information about a fatal crash that involved the former Errol fire chief.
By: Tim Callery
A Manchester man who shot a man in Brookline before killing another man in Lyndeborough was sentenced on Monday morning.
By: Tim Callery
In court, Zhukovskyy's team pointed to the not guilty verdicts and the fact that the lead motorcyclist of the group Zhukovskyy was accused of hitting could have been at fault. State officials said Zhukovskyy admitted to using drugs the morning of the crash, and while bloodwork didn't show he was impaired at the time of the crash, they questioned whether he should have been behind the wheel.
A federal judge in Maine has now taken over a case involving Michael Addison, who was convicted of murdering a Manchester police officer in 2006, after all of New Hampshire's federal judges recused themselves from the case.
Some New Hampshire residents who use TikTok say they're concerned about the possibility that the social media app will be banned in the United States in a month.
TikTok has grown to become more than just a way to kill time while scrolling on the phone. For some, it's a source of income that would vanish if the ban takes effect.
A massive police investigation has led to the arrest of 12 people accused of stealing or attempting to steal high-end vehicles from dealerships across New England, including in New Hampshire.
By: Tim Callery
A lawsuit filed by the mother of Harmony Montgomery is detailing new allegations against the state of New Hampshire.
By: Tim Callery
The New Hampshire attorney general is urging shoppers to be cautious when making purchases on social media this holiday season because of an increase in scams.
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