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A Manchester man’s busted for SUV break-ins in Concord, using stolen cards to shop at a gas station—caught on camera and linked to a bigger gun theft probe. Meanwhile, Concord’s police log’s packed with DUIs, assaults, and stalking reports across the city. And statewide, Concord’s leading the charge to recover $150 million in overcharged electricity fees for NH residents and businesses, with utili...

Deep in the Mariana Trench, scientists have uncovered a ghostly new species: the phantom anglerfish, glowing with a bioluminescent lure to hunt in total darkness at crushing depths. Its translucent body and giant eyes reveal stunning adaptation to the hadal zone’s extremes. Found by chance during a geological survey, this discovery hints at countless more mysteries lurking in Earth’s final frontie...

Scientists have uncovered a shocking new deep-sea marvel: the Mariana snailfish, thriving at crushing depths of over 8,000 meters in the Mariana Trench. This gelatinous, scaleless creature defies all odds, proving life can flourish in Earth’s most hostile environments. Its discovery reshapes our understanding of the hadal zone, igniting excitement among marine biologists and revealing just how muc...

A hotel parking lot heist in Concord turned into a multi-month detective hunt, leading to the arrest of 24-year-old Gabriel Virgilio Pagan Lorenzana — who allegedly stole sound systems, a purse, and documents from multiple cars, all while driving a plateless Mazda tied to New Hampshire plates. Surveillance and body cam footage linked him to the crime, and he’s now facing felony charges with a cour...

Beach safety alert: Lifeguards are urging everyone to swim only when they’re on duty—because they’re the experts who know the water’s hidden dangers. Spotting rip currents? Look for calm, flat patches between waves—those are warning signs. When in doubt, ask a lifeguard. They’ve seen the patterns daily and can steer you away from risky spots. Your safest bet? Swim smart, stay alert, and always che...

The Sununu Youth Development Center is back in the spotlight as the state approves an additional $20 million for its settlement fund — half of what administrator Gerard Boyle requested — but he warns it’s not enough to keep the fund solvent through the year, estimating $55 million is needed just to cover claims from thousands of survivors alleging abuse at the facility. A crucial meeting with stat...

Big tech just unveiled its most advanced AI yet — a powerhouse that can handle text, images, and code with unprecedented versatility. Developed over two years by a massive team, this AI promises to reshape everything from creative work to problem-solving. While fans are buzzing about its potential to revolutionize industries, critics are sounding the alarm over jobs and ethics. Rolling out in phas...

Big tech just unveiled its most advanced AI yet — a powerhouse that can handle text, images, and code with unprecedented versatility. Developed over two years by a massive team, this AI promises to reshape everything from creative work to problem-solving. While fans are buzzing about its potential to revolutionize industries, critics are sounding the alarm over jobs and ethics. Rolling out in phas...

Kids are spending real cash online without realizing it—think Roblox, virtual currency, and surprise $2K charges. Consumer Reports says set up parental controls ASAP: games, app stores, and devices all need layered limits. Apple? Use Family Sharing. Android/Chromebook? Try Family Link. Microsoft users? Go with Family Safety. These virtual worlds make spending feel effortless—so lock it down before...

Two transgender student athletes in New Hampshire have dropped their lawsuit challenging the state’s ban on transgender girls in girls’ sports, citing the Supreme Court’s recent ruling that clears the way for states to enforce such laws. The decision, following the West Virginia v. B.P.J. case, allows states to restrict participation based on birth certificate sex, effectively upholding laws like...

The FCC is poised to dismantle the national media ownership cap, sparking a major shakeup in broadcasting. After a 2008 attempt blocked by courts, the new commission is revisiting the idea, claiming outdated rules hinder innovation. Proponents tout efficiency and better programming, while critics fear corporate consolidation, diminished local news, and fewer diverse voices. With a formal notice no...

The Fed just paused its rate hikes for the third straight time, holding rates steady at 5.25% to 5.5%, as inflation cools but remains above target. With businesses facing higher borrowing costs and consumers paying more for loans, the central bank is walking a tightrope — watching data closely to avoid economic fallout. While officials hint at possible cuts later this year, no promises are being m...

The Fed just paused its rate hikes for the third straight time, signaling cautious optimism as inflation cools—but don’t celebrate yet. With inflation still above target and borrowing costs biting into wallets and business growth, the central bank is now watching data closely before making the next move. This pause is a breath of relief, but the economy’s still on edge—future hikes remain possible...

A stunning new deep-sea fish, glowing with bioluminescence at depths over 2,000 feet, has been discovered in the Pacific—offering a glimpse into Earth’s hidden oceanic wonders. Equipped with advanced submersibles, scientists unlocked this frontier, revealing a creature with a mysterious feeding method and a genetic puzzle waiting to be solved. This discovery fuels excitement across the scientific...

Get ready for a vibrant week in the Granite State—yoga, candle-making, stained glass, and “The Secret Garden” performance are just the start. Dive into comedy nights, kid-friendly crafts, lino printing, and resin art, all while connecting with neighbors at farmers markets, yard sales, and pet clinics. Don’t miss psychic readings, antique fairs, Camp Lincoln’s 100th anniversary bash, and the previe...

Deep-sea explorers have uncovered a glowing mystery: the Abyssal Lanternfish, a never-before-seen creature thriving in crushing darkness over two thousand feet below the Pacific. With bioluminescent organs and a diet perfectly tuned to its extreme habitat, this fish may rewrite what we know about deep-ocean life. Scientists are racing to decode its genes and role in the ecosystem, revealing how mu...

Fourth of July weekend delivered a major tourism boost across New Hampshire, with scorching heat drawing crowds to water activities and beaches — especially in the Mount Washington Valley and Hampton. While rentals sold out and hotels packed, some businesses saw fewer customers as beachgoers opted to bring their own snacks. Retail sales soared, and chambers of commerce hailed the weekend as even s...

When stressed, your brain doesn’t just get overwhelmed—it strategically rewires itself, prioritizing survival-linked memories while sidelining less urgent details. Using advanced imaging, researchers found the hippocampus shifts focus during pressure, explaining why everyday recall falters under stress. This isn’t weakness—it’s biology. The big question now? Can mindfulness or training help your b...

New research reveals a troubling link between social media and rising teen anxiety and depression, as algorithms fuel endless scrolling and unhealthy social comparison. Teens report feeling isolated despite being “connected,” with self-esteem suffering from curated online lives. Experts now argue that limiting screen time isn’t enough—focus must shift to the quality of digital interactions, urging...

Three thousand nurses at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston walked off the job this week, demanding better pay, improved benefits, and a renewed focus on patient care — so serious, some even said they wouldn’t send their own families to the hospital. The hospital says patient care remains top priority and is covering shifts with agency staff, but the union insists negotiations have failed and...

New research reveals most adults are sleeping far less than recommended—often under six hours—leading to serious health risks like heart disease and diabetes. Younger adults are hit hardest, while older adults, despite fragmented sleep, tend to get closer to ideal rest. Sleep isn’t a luxury—it’s essential for focus, mood, and overall health. The study urges public awareness and workplace policies...

A man from Bedford was arrested at Sarasota Airport for allegedly lifting a dog by its leash—while it wore a choke collar—and dragging it across the sidewalk, sparking outrage and a legal crackdown. Witnesses filmed the disturbing scene, leading to his arrest after he refused to release the animal, claiming it had bitten him. Officers noted his bleeding hand and heard him shout at responders. The...

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Earth’s inner core is spinning faster than the planet’s surface — a discovery confirmed by analyzing seismic waves from earthquakes over six decades. Since around 2009, the solid iron-nickel core has been rotating slightly quicker, with implications for Earth’s magnetic field and even the length of a day. Scientists are now tracking how this speed fluctuates, sometimes slowing, stopping, or even r...