Salem News

It has been almost eight months since Eric Falardeau was released from jail. For Michel Pelletier, it's been a long eight months.

While some experts see the recession easing, there was no letup in the number of bankruptcies filed in June.

The head of New Hampshire's State Liquor Commission said customers will see changes as a result of the new state budget.

A vehicle was stolen from a hotel parking lot in Salem on Monday and used in an armed robbery in Wilmington, Mass., police said.

Snow days are fun - except when they delay the start of summer vacation. This week, area students are finally turning in their books and storing their backpacks as they welcome the last day of school.

Words such as "bright," "brave" and "true American hero" were among those used by friends and fellow servicemen and women to describe Staff Sgt.

Family, friends, teachers and classmates of Army Staff Sgt. Edmond L. Lo came together last night to remember a young man who gave his life in the service of his country.

Summer arrived Sunday, but it was tough to distinguish a summertime puddle from one formed in the spring.

Salem, N.H., and its school district have agreed to pay $245,000 to help clean up a Superfund hazardous waste site.

Jun 23, 2009 11:57 am US/Eastern SALEM, N.H. 1 of 1 David Lynch is accused of using blue lights in his car to try to pull over another vehicle.

An English bulldog worth $3,500 and stolen from a Salem, N.H., pet store 16 months ago was found living in filth in a Lawrence apartment.

Services have been set for Saturday in Salem for Army Staff Sgt. Edmond Lo, who died June 13 when a roadside bomb he was trying to disarm exploded.

House members of the legislative budget committee last night refused to approve a Senate plan to expand gambling to produce more than $200 million in badly needed revenue over the next two years.

Legislators finishing a new New Hampshire budget voted Thursday for more layoffs or unpaid furloughs for state employees in non-critical jobs.

A 23-year-old soldier from Salem known for his quiet determination was killed this weekend while trying to disarm a roadside bomb in Iraq.

A soldier from Salem, N.H., who worked as an explosives expert was killed in Iraq while trying to disarm a roadside bomb.

Flags were lowered to half-staff across town yesterday as members of the community began paying their respects to the family of U.S. Army Staff Sgt.

A 23-year-old Salem man whose duty in Iraq was saving other soldier's from improvised explosive devices fell victim to one on Saturday, when a device he was working on detonated.

A 26-year-old man drove away from a police sergeant who stopped him yesterday, sparking a chase.

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