Potential snow squalls hitting parts of Maine and New Hampshire this afternoon could cause "temporary whiteout conditions" with a potential "quick" inch of snow, impeding safe travel, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).

New Hampshire legislators look to help Trump's deportation efforts through new bills encouraging cooperation with ICE.

New Hampshire's only alligator exhibit just opened in Glen and includes three alligators from the Florida Everglades.

Light snow moved through Tuesday night into Wednesday morning, leaving a few inches of accumulation in many areas. As snow continues, another 1-2 inches is possible in some areas, especially in the northern half of the state. So, here are the latest latest town-by-town totals so far, as of 10:15 a.m. Wednesday:

A few inches of snow accumulated overnight across much of New Hampshire, leading to many school delays and slippery roads.

Several school districts have closed or delayed opening on Wednesday, January 29 due to the overnight snow slowing the morning commute.

Bradley Asbury received a 20-40 year sentence for his role in the sexual assault of a boy at a New Hampshire youth detention center in 1998. He intends to appeal the conviction.

Imagine you’re the team behind a locally-owned legacy newspaper serving a small New England town and the surrounding region. Say that for more than two centuries — 225 years — your publication has stayed in business to deliver news to and for this community,

A proposed law would turn the state’s major highways into “enhanced enforcement zones” where existing speeding penalties would increase by 50% for any driver traveling more than 15 miles per hour over the posted speed limit. The law would include all five interstates, State Route 101 and the F.E. Everett and Spaulding turnpikes.

New Hampshire lawmakers are making another push to approve a ‘right to work’ law that would limit labor unions from collecting dues from non-members. A proposal being considered by the House Committee on Labor,

There’s simply no room, said Maria Devlin, the organization’s president. It operates at a 97% occupancy rate throughout the year, and the organization’s family shelter currently has a waitlist of two dozen families. Families in Transition also has a million-dollar deficit that needs to be filled through philanthropy – or the state.

State Police seized 1,300 grams of what officials believe to be fentanyl, approximately 500 grams of suspected methamphetamine, two firearms, and approximately $5,000, officials said Monday.