John Koziol

A short distance west of Squam Lake in Holderness, a local couple has launched what they hope will be a new holiday tradition.

LACONIA — A Gilford man, whom authorities allege was intoxicated when he shot and killed a person at his parents’ home where he was living on Sept. 6, was denied

A 2018 lawsuit against the Fish and Game Department’s Powder Mill Hatchery in New Durham led to a groundbreaking ceremony in New Hampton Friday on what may become the most

The Berlin man accused of fatally shooting his girlfriend and fleeing with their two children may argue at trial that he acted in “defense of others,” but after a judge’s

The New Hampshire Veterans Home’s annual Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day ceremony was an opportunity to remember not only everyone who served at Pearl Harbor, but every American who served in

Michael Kettenbach, the principal owner of Pillsbury Realty & Development in Londonderry, told the Laconia Planning Board on Tuesday that he would like to do in Laconia what he’s doing

Accompanied by their rescue pug, Tofu, Naomi Avner and Brian Evans came up from Woodbridge, New Jersey, to New Hampshire this past weekend to tick off another state on their

A former Laconia woman charged with killing her grandson on Christmas Eve 2019 will go on trial May 27.

When Jeff Ingalls returned to his hometown of Woodstock following the hijacking of his flight and torture by the terrorist group Hezbollah in 1985, he wanted to help his fellow

MARSHFIELD STATION — To the delight of its onsite observers and to the benefit of backcountry enthusiasts, businesses and the public in general, the Mount Washington Observatory on Thursday celebrated