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Gene Park, 72, went on trial last week on charges of sexual assault and soliciting prostitution, allegations that even his defense attorney admitted were perverse.

A socially conservative special interest group has alleged that Planned Parenthood of Northern New England has illegally used taxpayer dollars to support or oppose candidates in the Nov. 6 general election.

A lawsuit brought against the school district by former superintendent of schools Debra Livingston has been settled at no cost to the district.

A state law requiring hundreds of upper-level state employees and commission appointees to file annual financial disclosures is routinely ignored, with little or no consequence.

The court moved to permit voter registration requirements to go forward.

Across the Granite State, the span of a few miles can mean a drastic difference in the outcome of rape and sexual assault cases.

Hannelore Gartland, 74, constantly worries about the care her husband, Ed, has been receiving at Bedford Hills Center, the nursing home where he has lived for 15 months.

Lee Child's 23rd novel of the Jack Reacher series is set almost entirely in the Granite State.

A resurgent performance over the final 21 minutes, 40 seconds of play helped the University of New Hampshire men's hockey team secure its first win in its first home game of the season.

Saint Anselm College will induct six members into its athletics Hall of Fame on Jan. 26, 2019.