Alanna Flood

The Queen City Bridge in Manchester was closed after possible problems were found during a routine inspection, public works officials said Monday.

A day after Dartmouth Health announced it was cutting hundreds of jobs, the healthcare organization's CEO said the layoffs were planned to avoid hurting patient care.

A raid at suspected drug house on Twistback Road in Claremont resulted in the arrests of four people and the seizure of more than 100 grams of drugs like crack and fentanyl, police said.

It's officially August and back-to-school season is here, which means it's almost time for parents to think about packing school lunches. But how can you make sure they're nutritious?

Months after two arrests in New Hampshire, Elijah Allman, the son of Cher and the late Gregg Allman, remains in custody. A judge has paused the Windham burglary case while questions surrounding his legal representation are addressed. Meanwhile, a competency hearing in his separate Concord case stemming from an incident at St. Paul's School is scheduled for October.

Law enforcement agencies from across New England are joining together in a new campaign to make roads safer.

Fireworks have been a centerpiece of Independence Day since the first celebration of the United States in 1777, and shows across New Hampshire will be held to mark the country’s 250th anniversary.

The executive director of Gather, a nonprofit on the seacoast, talks about the organization's programs that empower people like Kia Jennings.

A psychologist took the stand Monday in the case of a woman suing New Hampshire for placing her in the care of a sexual predator.

Alanna Flood checks out some alternative ways to stay in shape, from electric suits to bungees and drumsticks. These are not your average workouts.

The U.S. Attorney's Office announced federal charges Tuesday against a former state senator and casino owner accused of misusing COVID-19 relief funds.

Pros and cons of using GLP-1 medications for weight loss, NH doctor weighs in

Illicit massage parlors continue to pop up in communities across New Hampshire, prompting lawmakers to propose legislation aimed at making the businesses harder to operate.

Learn how you can help Alanna Flood raise money for Special Olympics New Hampshire here.

A hacker responsible for a breach that put the personal data of thousands of New Hampshire students and teachers at risk is a Massachusetts college student who said he would never have stopped what he was doing if the FBI hadn't come to his dorm room to arrest him.

With one week to go before the Boston Marathon, there is still time to help WMUR's Alana Flood reach her goal to help Special Olympics New Hampshire.

Benny Langlois got involved with Special Olympics New Hampshire when he was in high school and said it taught him that it's OK to take risks and take on new challenges.

A whole team of people are running the Boston Marathon with WMUR's Alanna Flood on behalf of Special Olympics New Hampshire, including Marcos De Sa, who first got into running to fight depression, which worked.

Lauren MacArthur, a middle school teacher in Fremont, has a long history with the nonprofit.

Parents in school districts across New Hampshire are bracing for possible disruptions as a school bus driver strike could affect thousands of students.