Auto inspections will no longer be required in New Hampshire starting next year due to a provision in the state budget.

Lawmakers in New Hampshire have voted to eliminate mandatory yearly car inspections in the state. The bill now heads to Gov.

RELATED TO THIS INCIDENT SHOUKD GIVE VERMONT STATE POLICE DERBY A CALL. IN SOUTH WEST NEW HAMPSHIRE, THE SEARCH FOR A MAN ...

A panel of Supreme Court justices last week overturned a Superior Court judge’s 2024 decision that granted motions by state ...

The New Hampshire State Police is urging all residents and visitors to prioritize safety, responsibility and awareness during upcoming Independence Day celebrations.

A Franklin man is facing charges after New Hampshire State Police said he drove the wrong way on Interstate 93 early Saturday ...

Stabbing leaves one dead, fatal hit-and-run crash suspect waives hearing, patrols increased after Hampton Beach shooting, ...

State troopers are reminding motorcyclists to slow down, limit distractions, and make sure they are visible on the roads this summer. The most recent crash data, published on Monday, shows that 10 ...

On a summer night back in June 1975, Melodie Stankiewicz’s body was found floating in Captain Pond in Salem. The 27-year-old ...

The state attorney general has determined that seven officers were justified in using deadly force during a 2024 standoff in Kensington.