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A stunning new deep-sea fish, glowing with eerie blue bioluminescence, has been discovered at depths over six thousand feet in the Pacific—revealing how life thrives in Earth’s most extreme, unexplored corners. Equipped with cutting-edge submersibles, scientists unlocked this hidden world, sparking excitement as they begin unraveling the fish’s genetics and survival secrets. This discovery is a po...

Todd Angilly, the Boston Bruins’ national anthem singer, brought the house down at Courvilles-Manchester’s patriotic concert celebrating America’s 250th birthday—singing not just the anthem but classic tunes by Sinatra and Dean Martin, turning the night into a joyful, heartwarming tribute to music’s power to unite people across generations. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http:...

Governor Kelly Ayotte just signed a bold new law creating a $5 million annual tax credit for businesses that invest in on-site childcare — aiming to unlock hundreds of new childcare spots and make work-life balance more realistic for parents across the state. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an aut...

Eight years after Trish Haynes’ body was found in a washing machine, investigators say they’ve gathered all physical evidence—but they’re still missing a crucial witness from her inner circle. Her family, including her outspoken aunt, demands justice, frustrated by the decade-long wait for accountability. With a trial now impossible without testimony, authorities are urging anyone who knows someth...

A 39-year-old man, Daniel Fratus, got six years in federal prison for possessing unregistered firearms — a serious offense for a convicted felon. The bust began when a neighbor heard gunshots; police found multiple guns and over 12,000 rounds of ammo at his home. His prior drug trafficking conviction made this a federal crime. He pleaded guilty, leading to a six-year sentence plus three years of s...

New research reveals how your brain’s memory system acts like a superhighway for learning—connecting past experiences to new skills faster and more efficiently. The study shows that people who recall related past knowledge learn complex tasks quicker, highlighting the power of building strong foundational memories. Brain regions tied to memory and pattern recognition light up during this process,...

JetBlue’s short-lived Manchester-Boston Regional run ends abruptly after just 17 months, with their final flight departing Wednesday — a move accelerated by route cuts and freed-up gates from Spirit’s bankruptcy, leaving the local market with little time to build momentum. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai...

A glowing blue mystery fish has been discovered in the crushing depths of the Pacific, revealing a whole new genus of deep-sea life. Scientists, using cutting-edge submersibles, captured footage and samples from over 2,000 feet below, sparking excitement across the research community. This bioluminescent wonder not only expands our understanding of marine biodiversity but also hints at potential s...

Boston’s World Cup run delivered a massive economic boom, with bars and restaurants seeing a 28% spending surge—outpacing all other host cities—and tourism hitting record highs, helping reverse a downward trend in U.S. international visitors. The Dubliner pub saw crowds rivaling St. Patrick’s Day for weeks, fueling calls for more flexible nightlife rules. Officials hailed the ROI as better than ex...

A cold case from 2018 in New Hampshire still haunts the family of Trish Haynes, a 26-year-old who vanished between May and July that year. Her remains were found in crates discovered in a pond in September 2018, but confirmation of her identity and the homicide ruling didn’t come until July 2019 — after public pressure. The autopsy, completed in May 2019, was withheld from the public. For years, h...

New Hampshire’s top attorney general is leading a coalition of 48 state AGs in a fierce push to crack down on robocalls, as scammers grow more sophisticated—buying real phone numbers to disguise their automated scams. Consumers are caught in a high-stakes game of cat-and-mouse, frustrated by ever-evolving tactics that bypass carrier filters. The AGs are holding phone number resellers accountable a...

Gas prices are forcing summer travelers to rethink their road trips, with campers and RVs seeing a shift toward shorter, more budget-friendly adventures. While fuel costs have dipped slightly from last month, they’re still up a dollar from last year—diesel even higher—pushing renters toward smaller campers, regional getaways, and even having rigs delivered to their destination. Despite these chang...

Residents at Great Brook Village are fighting back against skyrocketing rents and crumbling conditions as their park’s owner, Oakshire Capital Holdings, faces accusations of neglect and broken promises. Since buying the property in 2021, the company has allegedly allowed overgrown lots, shuttered the clubhouse for months, and doubled rents for some — including a 90-year-old veteran. With many on f...

Logan Clegg, behind bars for the 2022 murders of Steven and Wendy Reid, is fighting back as his lawyers challenge a judge’s ruling that upheld cellphone evidence used to convict him — arguing law enforcement botched the warrant process, and the judge misapplied the “good faith” exception, setting the stage for a high-stakes legal showdown that could shake the foundation of his conviction. Listen i...

A jury just convicted William Kelly of two counts of second-degree murder in Ossipee, marking a historic moment as New Hampshire law for the first time prosecuted the death of a fetus. The verdict follows the tragic deaths of his girlfriend, Christine Falzone, and her nearly full-term baby after an assault in their home. This was Kelly’s second trial — the first ended in a mistrial — making this c...

A high-speed chase erupted early Thursday morning as police pursued a defiant 29-year-old, Nathaniel Bergeron, who refused to stop after being pulled over in a black Jeep Cherokee. With New Hampshire State Police and Concord officers in hot pursuit, Bergeron sped through Loudon, even after his tire was deflated — but they finally caught him on Route 129. No one was hurt, but Bergeron now faces ser...

Mega Millions is heating up with a jaw-dropping $604 million jackpot on the line for Friday’s drawing—potentially worth $266 million cash before taxes. After 32 straight drawings without a winner since March 2026, the prize has ballooned from $60 million, fueling nationwide excitement as summer kicks in. Tickets are available at over 1,200 locations or online in New Hampshire before the 10:59 PM c...

A New Hampshire jury convicted William Kelly of two counts of second-degree murder in the tragic deaths of Christine Falzone and her nearly full-term unborn child — the first time the state has prosecuted a murder charge for fetal loss. The case, marked by brutal domestic violence, also revealed Kelly’s extensive criminal history, including sexual assault, drug charges, and repeated probation viol...

Thirteen-year-old transgender girl Parker Tirrell and her family, along with fellow student Iris Turmelle, have dropped their lawsuit against New Hampshire’s transgender sports ban — a move prompted by a recent Supreme Court ruling that upheld states’ right to segregate school sports by biological sex. The legal battle, which began in 2024, had taken a heavy emotional toll on the teens, especially...

An off-duty Peterborough police officer is recovering after being stabbed outside a Grove Street home, where 24-year-old Jack Hutchings died from gunshot wounds. Though not classified as an officer-involved shooting, the case is under investigation by New Hampshire’s Attorney General’s office and State Police Major Crime Unit, examining whether the officer’s use of deadly force was legally justifi...

New research reveals the average person spends seven hours a day staring at screens—phones, computers, TVs—and that number’s climbing fast. Once unimaginable, this digital immersion now defines how we work, play, and connect. But the cost? Eye strain, sleep issues, and rising mental health concerns. Scientists are racing to understand the long-term toll on brains, especially young ones, and societ...

This summer’s heatwaves are driving people to the water — but drowning isn’t always dramatic, and it can strike in seconds, especially for kids and those with autism. Experts warn that constant adult supervision is non-negotiable, even during casual play, and no one should swim alone. Swim lessons for all ages, lifeguard awareness, rip current knowledge, and CPR training are critical. Designate a...

The World Cup’s final match in Foxborough packed the stadium with fans from across the globe, as France and Morocco battled for a semifinal spot — and the energy was electric. Travelers from France cheered on Morocco, locals stumbled into the action and won tickets, and everyone marveled at the cultural unity unfolding under the lights. From the Tartan Army to spontaneous global camaraderie, this...

High-speed chase ends in arrest as NH State Police clock Jeep at 112 mph; state finances surprise with $182M surplus thanks to tax amnesty and lottery wins; Mega Millions climbs to $604M ahead of Friday’s draw; DOJ sends election monitors to Manchester and Nashua; shoulder closures and ramp narrowing near Portsmouth Traffic Circle set through September. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli...

The global economy is cooling fast, with major regions bracing for a prolonged slowdown driven by stubborn inflation, rising interest rates, and geopolitical stress. Higher borrowing costs are chilling consumer spending and business investment, while rising living expenses force households into caution. Companies face tighter margins and potential layoffs, and forecasts now point to a slower, more...