State Rep. Heath Howard says his campaign is “completely grassroots funded and refuses any money from corporate PACs or groups like AIPAC.”
Trash collection will be canceled if the National Weather Service issues a Winter Weather Advisory or forecasts of 3 to 5 inches of snow.
How unpopular is Sen. Jeanne Shaheen’s decision to abandon Democrats’ filibuster of the continuing resolution? Even her daughter hates it.
Curbside yard waste pickup will run through Nov. 30, and residents may also drop off yard waste at the Recycling Center.
See the latest announcement from the City of Portsmouth.
Bradley Cook allegedly accepted copies of Pease Development Authority Vice Chair Neil Levesque’s vehicle registrations from Marconi.
Here are the unofficial results for the Nov. 4, 2025, municipal election.
1st Congressional District Republican candidate: I’m aware we’ve had shutdowns in the past, but the priorities here are preposterous.
Here is everything you need to know about the Nov. 4, 2025, municipal election.
Pease Development Authority Vice Chair Neil Levesque did not respond to a request that he elaborate on the accusations.
Grover Norquist, president of Americans for Tax Reform: More states are moving toward New Hampshire’s example.
Ports and Harbors Director Geno Marconi's trial will start next week for allegedly retaliating against a witness and falsifying evidence.
Formella’s office played a key role in fast-tracking Hantz Marconi’s swift return to the state’s highest court.
Superior Court Judge David Ruoff ordered Geno Marconi's trial back on the court's November calendar 2 days after agreeing to a delay.
The bipartisan Protecting Public Naval Shipyards Act, which would exempt the workforces of America’s four public shipyards.
Judge Anna Marconi’s legal team issued a defiant press release saying she will remain on the state’s highest court for the rest of the term.
Dr. Jennifer Mandelbaum, a Democrat who represents Portsmouth and Newington, joins Michael Graham in this Podcast.
The Supreme Court Associate Justice’s no-contest plea will not result in jail time, but she will pay a $1,200 fine.
Hours after her mom voted against a resolution to keep the government open, Stefany Shaheen sent a fundraising email, blaming Donald Trump.
Geno Marconi was indicted for allegedly violating the Driver's Privacy Act; Hantz Marconi is accused of improperly influencing Geno's case.
Democrats are hopeful that a compromise can be reached since revenues are down after a bare-bones state budget passed for the next 2 years.
Republican businessman Chris Bright announced he is withdrawing from the primary, stepping aside for someone who is not yet in the race.
The candidate explains why they are running in 2025.
Candidates running for office in the Nov. 4, 2025, election can tell Patch readers why they are running before Election Day.
State Rep. Ellen Read (D-Newmarket) announced the trip online, sharing a post from the anti-Israel group Thousand Madleens.
The city's Department of Public Works Water Division begins its seasonal routine flushing of fire hydrants and water mains on Sept. 22
Hundreds mourned Charlie Kirk's killing on Wednesday night. But the impact of his murder continues to resonate beyond campus rallies.
Candidates for the city council, school board, and fire and police commissions can begin filing to run; voter registration events booked.
The fish farm employs a method called multitrophic aquaculture, where different species are grown together in a small 20-by-20-foot cage.
The judge was indicted for allegedly trying to improperly influence a criminal investigation into her husband, the former NH ports director.
The DPW Parking Enforcement Department reminds residents to follow the directions from crossing guards with vests starting Tuesday.
Dr. Kathleen Wheeler as she shares the remarkable findings from the 2003 and 2008 archaeological investigations on Aug. 28.