“This year’s 35 honorees, you may think that your service is commonplace or that anyone else would have acted the same in your circumstances,” she said. “But what you may consider ordinary, we see as exceptional and worthy of recognition.”
During a press conference at the Manchester Police Department, the Governor and other speakers outlined new protections in Senate Bill 482 and urged the public to be vigilant and educate themselves about common scams.
“Speed is key. We have to break up these networks. We need to do it fast. And that was really difficult before because it just took so long to get the results back. This is going to make a big difference in New Hampshire.”
Charlie came to Nashua at the beginning of something new. He helped a young Mounted Unit establish its identity and demonstrated why a horse can still have an important place in modern policing. His contribution cannot be measured simply by the number of patrols he completed or events he attended.
Within two minutes of the initial call, Sgt. Brendan Tallon found the vehicle, a white Nissan Altima, driving head-on toward him, southbound, on the northbound side of the F.E. Everett Turnpike. As the Altima approached, Sgt. Tallon used his patrol vehicle, with its emergency lights activated,
At 5:16 p.m. on Sunday, July 26, 2026, Marine Patrol Officers and State Troopers assigned to the Troop B barracks responded to a report of a boat crash with serious injuries on the Merrimack River in Hudson.
Incident #1 - Nashua Police, fire, and AMR ambulance responded to the Shaw's grocery store Saturday morning on DW Highway for a man suffering from a stab wound. On arrival they found a man with a stab wound to his back, and what appeared to be cuts from possibly
“It's our busiest travel season, and we want everyone to enjoy it, to enjoy our states, to enjoy New Hampshire, and to do it safely, not distracted, substance-free, and driving slowly on our roads .” said New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte
CONCORD, NH – Today, Governor Kelly Ayotte, Attorney General John Formella, and leaders from law enforcement and the New Hampshire Judicial Branch announced the launch of a new bail notification system to strengthen New Hampshire’s efforts to keep violent repeat offenders behind bars, protect victims of crimes, and prevent future
