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Two years ago, Leeland Eisenberg took several people hostage at Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign office in Rochester. This month, he is scheduled to be released from prison.

The parents of a soldier who survived an ambush in Afghanistan last month have organized a campaign to ship supplies to his unit.

A man charged in connection with a fatal shooting in Manchester faced a judge Tuesday.

A girl who was the subject of Maine's first Amber Alert has been found safe in New Hampshire.

Veterans officials said a Marine from Troy has died in Iraq.

The Seabrook Station nuclear power plant will conduct emergency siren tests on Nov. 18.

Beginning in 2011 Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center will no longer extend benefits domestic partners of employees.

The Oil Heat Council of New Hampshire is continuing its program to help military families when their spouse is deployed overseas.

A New Hampshire woman who was the target of a foiled murder-for-hire plot by her ex-boyfriend and his mother has died of cancer.

Police in Greenland are searching for the driver of a truck that was found burning and abandoned Monday.

Legislative leaders from Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont have postponed a three-state meeting with FairPoint Communications to discuss the company's bankruptcy proceedings.

A New Hampshire House committee has voted against a bill to legalize assisted suicide for the terminally ill.

A potential battle is brewing between the city of Manchester and the state of New Hampshire over the bill for the Verizon Wireless Arena.

Officials in Concord said plans to open an emergency shelter for homeless families are beginning to take shape.

A 6-foot-by-3-foot image of the Milky Way galaxy and other large-scale images as seen by NASA telescopes are being unveiled at New Hampshire's McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center.

Police say a man offered a ride to an 8-year-old boy on his way to the school bus in Milton.

Three firefighters are injured in a three-alarm fire in Hooksett.

A New Hampshire World War II veteran is honored with the medals he earned but thought were lost.

Many state Republicans are voicing concerns about the impact they say health care reform could have on New Hampshire's budget.