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A Pedestrian knocked off his feet in Hampton Beach is hospitalized. It was a town cruiser that struck the unidentified person Sunday night, on the street near the Ashworth by the sea. The collision caused the individual to wind up on the hood of the cruiser after being hit. The officer rendered first aid at the scene. There is no word on the person’s injuries and State Police are investigating the accident.

A plea deal with could be in the making in the case of a former Portsmouth regional hospital emergency room doctor in a domestic abuse case.

Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig is enjoying an early endorsement in her bid for Governor of New Hampshire.

Kelp help is more than just a rhyme. It’s an idea to harvest edible seaweed on the New England coast.

Sadie Mauro, a lacrosse star in a Massachusetts high school is the lone fatality in a boat crash on Cape Cod.

That heat dome which is covering the southwest, is expanding.

Coakley landfill covers several seacoast towns

Coming up on the interview today, trash, what to do with it

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New Hampshire’s congressional delegation is celebrating the upcoming $20 million bridge project between Newington and Dover.

The US chamber of commerce is supporting legislation introduced by members of the Maine congressional delegation to help asylum-seekers work earlier.

Parts of Massachusetts have been hit hard by this latest pre weekend rain storm.

The current heat wave embroiling the southwest is not likely to end soon.

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It was DNA evidence and forensic genealogy that led to the identification of Laura Kempton’s murder in Portsmouth over 40 years ago.

The city of Manchester is looking for answers to a particularly dangerous intersection.

It appears that some employees who work for the city of Portland will get merit bonuses, while others won’t.

High bacteria levels have left 70 beaches closed to swimming in Massachusetts.

Coming up next on the interview, part two of a conversation with Dr. Andrew Smith of University of New Hampshire Survey Center on the fluid political scene in New Hampshire.

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An unsolved crime that apparently has been cracked will be revealed in Portsmouth this afternoon. Report in Seacoastonline said it involves two deaths of former Portsmouth beauty school students, but an official source says that is inaccurate.

Renting a home in New Hampshire is becoming as difficult as buying one.

On The Interview today a conversation with Dr. Andrew Smith, Director of the University of New Hampshire Survey Center on Chris Sununu’s decision not to seek a fifth term as governor.

The recent murder of a woman by her husband in Massachusetts stems from a history of abuse.

Yes, somebody did win the Powerball ticket worth $1 billion, in California.

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Maine has made it official. This thing has become one of the least restrictive in terms of abortion availability. Governor Janet Mills has signed into law the measure that allows the procedure by doctors’ orders when the fetus becomes viable outside the womb. It passed the House narrowly, but with more supporters in the Senate. Opponents say that the new law will open up more abortion demands through birth.

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39-year-old Stacy Marie Laughton of Nashua is facing a federal charge in a child sex abuse image investigation.

There is a three-way tie for the lowest unemployment rate in the nation. And New Hampshire is part of that.

UPDATE New Hampshire governor Chris Sununu will not run again in 2024. Instead, he said he will work on the sidelines for a Republican candidate in 2024 in the New Hampshire primary, the first in the nation.

Funeral services are set for Tuesday for well-known Portsmouth Resident Ted Connors.

There is an extreme level of heat in much of the US.

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The downtown Portsmouth McIntire building is once again on the Portsmouth City Council list of things to do.

It was a Deerfield resident who died in a camper fire in Maine.

NH U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan has marked the one year anniversary of the 9-8-8 suicide prevention hotline – which she helped establish and subsequently pushed to secure funding for

Tonight, selectmen in Conway hold the first of two public hearings on short term rentals, also known as Airbnb’s.

A prosecutor in Massachusetts says that one of the three sons in Newton pleaded with his father to stop beating his mom.

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It was Southern New Hampshire’s turn in the barrel, the rain barrel that is.

41-year-old Thomas TJ Pullen of Northwood, New Hampshire a veteran racer, was hospitalized in a fatal car crash at a road rally.

This evening, the Portsmouth city Council will be talking about a letter written to a former city staffer by a Washington DC lawyer about the McIntyre building.

Elected officials in York Maine will decide soon whether to place a highly restrictive ban on plastic ware on the November ballot.

Georgia police shot and killed a man suspected of shooting and killing four people in the town of Hampton Georgia.

Now for some good news. A conversation with a Portsmouth man who is inviting wood workers from all over New England and nationally to show their projects this fall. It’s on The Interview.

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