Stratham

Exeter police chief Stephan R. Poulin said the driver of a 2014 Ford Focus, Sarah Arseneau, 21, of Stratham, went off Newfields Road, striking a tree and large boulder.

Striker, a 10-year-old mixed breed, was noticed by a neighbor who called the NHSPCA over concern about his appearance. His ribs were showing, hips protruding and his eyes sunken.

Over a dozen police, fire and other law enforcement agencies are part of the exercise that starts at 7 a.m. Wednesday morning.

Sad news!

The New Hampshire SPCA's most popular annual fundraiser is returning for its 30th year.

Portsmouth school superintendent Stephen Zadravec said James McKenzie was removed from his position after Portsmouth Police made the department aware of the allegation.

The incident in Portsmouth was the second reported sexual assault against a teen in the Seacoast region this week.

Additional police were already at the school in response to the chilling messages that appeared on TikTok and Snapchat deemed not credible by the state Department of Safety’s Information and Analysis Center. Those messages did not target any specific school on the Seacoast or anywhere else.

Stratham Fire Department firefighters assisted by the Newfields and Newmarket Fire Departments used boats to help locate the hunter in the Chapman's Landing flats off Route 108.

The SPCA is working on reconfiguring its just opened new facility to care for the large population of cats.