Hudson News

IF YOU GO Anybody is welcome to tour the hatchery at 151 Broad St., just opposite the Nashua Mall entrance.

Local and state police are investigating two stabbings, one of which was fatal, that occurred over the Halloween weekend.

From the outside, the new home hardly looks like fire struck on Monday night. But lots of smoke and fire damage is visible inside the Nashua Road house, including a mammoth hole, about 20 feet square, in the first-floor dining area.

A police officer spotted a man preparing to hold up a convenience store and stopped the robbery before it happened, police said.

A fight that broke out at a Halloween party in Hudson, N.H., ended with stabbings that police say are not life-threatening. Hudson police said they were called at 1:15 a.m. Sunday to a disturbance with a reported stabbing at a residence where a large Halloween party had been going on.

A fight that broke out at a Halloween party in Hudson, N.H., ended with stabbings that police say are not life-threatening. Hudson police said they were called at 1:15 a.m. Sunday to a disturbance with a reported stabbing at a residence where a large Halloween party had been going on.

Nashua fire officials are on the scene of a two-alarm fire that broke out early this morning at 81 Ash St.

Spire Solar Inc. has received the green light from selectmen in Hudson, N.H., to build a $42 million solar cell manufacturing plant in the town that is expected to add 150 jobs, according to a report in the Lowell Sun.

New Hampshire on Wednesday fell two votes short of becoming the 14th state to legalize marijuana use by severely ill people after the state Senate failed to override Gov.

The recently renewed criticism from gambling opponents that his work is tarnished by an affiliation with the casino industry is the "libelous" ranting of "anti-gaming zealots" who are trying to twist the argument in their favor, UMass Dartmouth researcher Clyde W. Barrow says.

It's welcome news for Hudson homeowners in tough economic times: Property taxes are going down.

The economy might be scarier than the Halloween theme parks cropping up this time of year, but people will still pay good money for a harmless fright.

Selectman Roger Coutu did Hudson, N.H., residents a tremendous service by exposing misleading tactics used by some employees of a fundraising company hired by the town's firefighters union.

Dr. Clyde W. Barrow is director of the Center for Policy Analysis at UMass Dartmouth.

An organization that lends money to low-income groups and families across the state has received a $5.5 million boost to expand its efforts.

Four local men who were arrested several months ago in Nashua on burglary charges remain suspects in other city burglaries as well as break-ins in Hollis and various communities in Massachusetts, according to police.

Sgt. Russ Goodnow was surprised and visibly moved when it was announced at the dedication ceremony of the new Londonderry police firing range that the new facility was named in his honor.

A temporary national shortage of seasonal-flu vaccinations has forced the postponement of seasonal-flu clinics that were scheduled for this week at local Wal-Marts and at Nashua's Pheasant Lane Mall.

Denise LaRoche of Hudson, N.H., shows off her apple pie, which won first place at the fair as well.

Old Derry Road is closed to through traffic this morning, after a Chevrolet S-10 pick-up truck hit a utility pole, police report.