University of New Hampshire News

Share + Jul 3, 2009 11:42 am US/Eastern DURHAM, N.H. A new poll shows New Hampshire Gov.

As people start staring out the window at work, anticipating the holiday weekend.... MN-Gov: Coleman Flirting With Gubernatorial Bid.

Attorney General Kelly Ayotte would be a serious challenger to Democratic congressman Paul Hodes if she ran for the U.S. Senate in 2010, according to a new independent poll released Thursday.

A New Hampshire plant health specialist says late blight, a fungal disease that primarily affects tomatoes and potatoes, has shown up early this season and that some infected plants have shown up in stores.

The housing crisis and economic downturn that have forced many Americans to stay put are boosting older cities where population had been shrinking or was stagnant, according to Census estimates out Wednesday.

When discussing male victims of domestic violence on the radio, I'm often asked "Why don't they just leave?" My response has always been that they are in a difficult Catch-22: They can't leave their wives because this would leave their children unprotected in the hands of an abuser.

New Hampshire's large inland bay - called Great Bay - is getting a new reef full of oysters.

An arrest warrant has been issued for a registered sex offender who police believe burglarized a Belknap Street residence early Friday morning.

New Hampshire high-tech firms interested in stimulus funding may have to wait for awhile.

In a decision that could have significant implications for school administrators' ability to keep their campuses safe, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled, 8 to 1, this week that the strip search of a 13-year-old Arizona girl by school officials who were looking for prescription-strength drugs violated her constitutional rights.

Sen. Gregg, who names his earmarks after himself, says stimulus construction signs are 'political self-interest.' Sen.

New Hampshire's state university system is raising tuition for the fall. Overall costs for in-state students at the University of New Hampshire will rise 6.2 percent to $21,600. Total costs for out-of-state students will be $35,600. Total costs for in-state students will rise 4.8 percent at Plymouth State University and 5.6 percent at Keene State ...

A 19-year-old University of New Hampshire student was charged with a felony yesterday in connection with a wild, 100-mph chase from Seabrook to Stratham that ended with his fleeing into woods in Lee on Sunday and being discovered, hungry and healthy, on Tuesday.

Not only did Amesbury High School senior Megan Little get to introduce a bona fide Hollywood star, who was visiting his alma mater, but she was also the first recipient of Jeffrey Donovan's $10,000 arts scholarship.

Rich Fleming's son walked out the back door of the family's home in Lee, New Hampshire Tuesday morning to find 19-year-old Russell Call standing in the driveway.

Police in New Hampshire are searching for a Newton man after he led police on a chase on I-95 Sunday morning and fled his vehicle after crashing into a tree.

John Ibbitson Boomers and whites will soon be America's new minorities The Latino birth rate is twice that of whites, which is why the United States is the only industrialized nation with a birth rate that keeps the population stable John Ibbitson Last updated on Wednesday, Jun.

Wednesday, June 24, 2009 John Huff/Staff photographer State and Lee police and Fish and Game officers conclude a two-day search Tuesday for Russell Call, who fled police on foot into a wooded area in Lee Sunday after a police chase and car crash.

Season filled with free music concerts, festivals, kids events,theatre and more! PORTSMOUTH, NH - Prescott Park Arts Festival is preparing to launch its' 35th season on Friday, June 26.

The attorney for a University of New Hampshire student charged in connection with a March drug raid at 4 Ambler Way is claiming authorities had no right to search the student.