Police and Fire

Matthew Wilson suffered serious injuries in his lower extremities in the crash early Friday morning and was flown by medical helicopter to Tufts Medical Center.

George Blodgett told his wife he was driving to Beverly, Massachusetts, on Tuesday but never returned home.

A number of people rushed to provide medical care for the woman who was struck on Sunday morning.

The gun that was fired is in possession of Portsmouth Police, and its owner is cooperating with investigators.

It was the second fatal crash in the area within the past week involving a motorcycle.

The three were rescued from the water by a private boat and taken to Portsmouth Regional Hospital for treatment of minor injuries and hypothermia.

One firefighter was taken to a hospital while battling the fire on High Street early Saturday morning.

The children were taken by their biological mother from the Somersworth home, where they live with their grandmother.

Photos and video show privacy tents set up in the front of the multi-family house on Union Street in Manchester, with a mobile police lab and vehicles in the street.

Durham Police said reckless driving was likely to blame for the head-on crash Sunday afternoon.