New Hampshire’s Attorney General’s Office plans to meet with members of Task Force Butler, the anti-fascist group that has been investigating the neo-Nazi terror organization known as NSC-131. READ MORE
The neo-Nazi group, NSC-131, is a terrorist organization actively planning and carrying out a campaign of violence and intimidation primarily aimed at the LGBTQ community, according to a new report. READ MORE
PORTSMOUTH, NH – In the wake of the anti-Semitic and racist vandalism targeting businesses and places of worship in Portsmouth last week, it is becoming clear that the Granite State is home to a growing READ MORE
The names of two more police officers have been added to the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Exculpatory Evidence Schedule’s public list, also known as the Laurie List, though it is unclear if the new public disclosures are entirely intentional. READ MORE
The two lead prosecutors on the Youth Development Center criminal case, including the head of the state Task Force charged with investigating the decades of physical and sexual abuse, are off the case after both filed notices with the court in recent days. READ MORE
The New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office recently disclosed to the courts it has found several computer hard drives containing millions of documents, some of which could be relevant to the criminal cases against several former state employees. READ MORE
Jurors in the Coos County Superior Court found truck driver Volodymyr Zhukovskyy not guilty Tuesday after 11 days of testimony of all 15 charges in the fatal crash that killed seven members of the Jarhead Motorcycle Club three years ago. READ MORE
The charge stems from the fact that the Benedictine college in Goffstown, like most colleges, participates in federal financing programs and receives grants from the Department of Education. READ MORE
Sen. Maggie Hassan has a new Democratic competitor as she gets ready for a tight reelection campaign in John Riggieri, the former Marlborough man convicted of animal abuse after 52 Labrador Retrievers were taken from his home. READ MORE
The pair were ordered to have no contact, but at Thursday’s bail hearing held in the Hillsborough Superior Court – North in Manchester, Assistant Attorney General Jesse O’Neill told Judge Amy Messer that Kayla Montgomery told her father-in-law to pass a message on to Adam Montgomery. “I still love him,” Kayla Montgomery said in a recorded jailhouse call. READ MORE
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