Dover News

The operator of a Provider bus that lost two wheels while driving on Whittier Street in March almost lost her license following the incident.

The Military Pay Fairness Act, inspired by a local veteran's push to hold onto his military pension, is now law after President Barack Obama signed the supplemental war funding bill on Wednesday.

Firefighters from across the region were called in to help battle a blaze at the General Linen facility of Centre Road last Tuesday morning.

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My wife and I will be enjoying the hospitality of some friends the second week of July and we want to plan a really good dinner.

Former state senator Bill Denley pled guilty in Southern Carroll County District Court on June 22 to the driving while intoxicated charge that led to his resignation last February, negotiating for three days of house arrest in lieu of jail time due to his deteriorating health.

A homeless man was arrested Saturday night following a short car and foot chase that extended into the downtown area.

A Dover man will spend the weekend in jail after allegedly slapping his girlfriend and then breaking her cell phone following a domestic dispute in Gosling Meadows Friday afternoon, say police.

U.S. Rep. Carol Shea-Porter, D-N.H., announced Friday that New Hampshire will receive $1,778,400 to support the expansion project for the Little Bay Bridges.

Stolen cash recovered from a vehicle across the street from a robbery at the Route 155 Circle K on June 7 belonged to the convenience store, authorities say.

Federal Savings Bank recently pledged $50,000 to the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce capital campaign.

Three local people were arrested and charged with stealing $200 from an unlocked vehicle on Memorial Day weekend.

A Dover woman pleaded guilty Monday to prostituting herself on the Craigslist website and offering sexual services to an undercover detective during an April sting at a local hotel.

A Dover teen who prostituted herself to an undercover police detective through the Craigslist Web site was fined and given a suspended jail sentence Monday, reports the Portsmouth Herald .

This week's deadly shooting at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum is a "sad irony," said Rabbi Larry Karol, who considers himself among the many wondering how a man who once fought in World War II against Nazis is facing charges alleging his anti-Semitic views led him to murder.

James J. O'Neill, Jr. recently was appointed Federal Savings Bank's new president and CEO, replacing Donald Hatt who resigned to pursue other career interests.

Come on over to Strafford Farms Restaurant and get your tickets for The 3-Day Raffle.

Those traveling along portions of Central Avenue on Sunday may experience an interruption in traffic as police close some roads for the 66th annual New Hampshire Soap Box Derby.

Police have arrested two men and are seeking a woman after the three people allegedly fled when approached by officers in the midst of a separate investigation.

Police are investigating a Sunday morning robbery that occurred at a gas station convenience store on Route 155.