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Granite Staters may be eligible for compensation after a nearly $96.5 million settlement with several drug manufacturers is moving forward, as approved by a Connecticut court this month.

Residents who bought listed drugs (2009 to 2019) should follow claim instructions from the state attorney general.

The state's 2025 Youth Risk Behavior Survey showed youth mental health had improved since the COVID-19 pandemic, health officials said.

They believe the findings may help shape public health efforts.

The Manchester Police reported Tuesday that K-9 Hank died after serving the department since 2019, often working with Sergeant Ben Foster on calls including the Boston Marathon.

Merrimack’s Mickey Gasper hit his 10th home run on Tuesday while pinch-hitting for the Red Sox against the Guardians in Boston (he now tallies 24 RBI in 64 games).

The team has clinched a playoff spot and will face the Yankees on Sept. 29.

Manchester officials closed the Queen City Bridge on Monday after a routine inspection identified structural deficiencies — the bridge will remain closed until further notice.

Merrimack County Savings Bank completed a new solar panel installation at its Hooksett branch, installing 49 panels to boost renewable energy efforts (a key sustainability move) aimed at a greener future.

The fifth annual Wicked STEM Expo took place on Saturday in Manchester and allowed visitors of all ages to explore hands-on science and technology displays that engage and inspire future STEM leaders.

A 16-story mixed-use tower is proposed for the current Hartnett Lot – if approved, it will offer 196 residential units and commercial spaces to downtown Manchester.