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On Feb. 15, 2007, the New Hampshire Union Leader reported that Daniel Maldonado, a Houston man facing federal terrorism-related charges, had ties to the Granite State.

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A New Hampshire attorney and a publisher from the state are to receive Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications awards.

The labor union representing fired police officer Jason Defina has filed an unfair labor practice complaint with the state Public Employee Labor Relations Board.

The following press release was issued at 12:10 p.m. today. Look for additional coverage tomorrow on UnionLeader.com and in the New Hampshire Union Leader.

The New Hampshire Department of Safety has ordered law enforcement agencies to stop running background checks before returning confiscated firearms to their owners, saying it's a misuse of the system.

The following is the arrest log from Sept. 2: Sept. 2 - James Lindsey, 31, of Jug Hill Road, was charged with disobeying an officer and driving after suspension.

State employees have rejected a tentative contract agreement with the state, by a vote of 2,708-1,875, opening the door for mass layoffs as early as this week.

Alumni from all over are expected to descend on the University of New Hampshire this weekend for Homecoming.

Only a handful of seats remain available for the NH Humanities Council's 20th Annual Dinner featuring Salman Rushdie on Tuesday, October 13 at the Radisson Center of New Hampshire in Manchester.

Friday, October 9, 2009 Courtesy photo From left: Service Credit Union Rochester In-store Branch Manager Steve Baldiga; Service Credit Union Vice President of Branch Administration Dan Clarke; School Street and Maple Street schools Social Worker Kelley Simpson; Service Credit Union Chief Financial Officer Scott Wensley; East Rochester School ...

One-hundred-and-fifty years after Abraham Lincoln visited Exeter and spoke at Town Hall, his visit will be honored with a celebration of that day, March 3, 1860.

The battle to abolish the death penalty in New Hampshire did not end with the governor's veto last spring.

Police are looking for two men in connection with the death of a Mont, Vernon, N.H., in an attack at her home that also left her daughter severely injured.

EJ Hersom/Staff photographer A barn cat named Butterscotch climbs on a truck at the New Hampshire Farm Museum in Milton Tuesday.

Eleven high school students in Bow, including the district superintendent's son, are being disciplined after apparently violating a conduct code banning drinking, drugs and smoking.

State transportation officials have identified three narrow highway medians where they will install guardrails in order to prevent crossover accidents.

In the comic strip "Prickly City," characters run around a rugged landscape inspired by the creator's time in Arizona.

The proposed affiliation between the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Clinic - the multi-specialty group physician practice affiliated with Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center - and Catholic Medical Center in Manchester has drawn criticism from organizations on both sides of the abortion debate since the two medical groups announced their intention to form a ...

The victory of union over secessionism consigned nullification to history's dustbin, but now an extremist few are trying to resurrect the theory.