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Hyperventilation is seemingly the response we bring to all challenges in 2018 America. We've seen caravans before. There was a 1,500-person caravan that marched north just this past April. Of the band, only 400 actually reached the border and requested asylum. On average, about 22 percent of asylum requests are granted.

WILL YOU BE ABLE to retire? Maybe not. Will your state pay what its politicians promised? Almost certainly not.

Between Molly Kelly's 'woe is us'' platform and fellow Democrat Kathy Sullivan's 'all is well in New Hampshire'' mantra, we lean toward the latter.

Mackenzie MacEachern played a role in each of the Bedford High School girls' soccer team's goals in its 4-0 home victory over Bishop Guertin of Nashua in the opening round of the Division I tournament on Thursday.

Marcus Morris' tiebreaking 3-pointer with 28.7 seconds left lifted the Boston Celtics to a 101-95 win over the host Oklahoma City Thunder on Thursday night.

While the stock market roiled, mortgage rates held steady this week.

Comcast Corp. has delighted investors by attracting millions of new internet customers in the U.S., even as demand wanes for cable-TV subscriptions.

A Maine woman who allegedly made threatening statements during an incident involving a handgun at The Cottages in Durham last month was arrested by police this week.

One month into their 14-week training regimen with the Boston Police K-9 Academy, Hooksett Police Officer Jordan McCluskey and his new K-9 partner Timber, an 18-month-old German shepherd, are well on their way to being one of the most recognizable patrols in town.

A new stormwater drainage pipe nearly twice the size of the old one has been installed in a North End neighborhood, and a key city official said stopgap measures designed to reduce risks of flooding should be completed by mid-December.

The SUV driver who collided with a school bus full of Raymond elementary students Wednesday afternoon was clocked at 108 mph last month on Route 101 by a state trooper and has had other recent run-ins with local police.

School officials are grappling with how to update the district's policy on weapons in light of the state's new concealed carry law.

A Manchester man has stepped up to say he is the owner of the Russian bullets that a pedestrian found in a bank driveway Tuesday.

Rotting from within and showing the effects of 34 years of Lakes Region weather, a wooden carving of a Native American in Opechee Park will soon be taken down because officials fear it will topple over. It is 36 feet tall.

President Donald Trump's administration may send up to 1,000 active-duty troops to the U.S.-Mexico border, U.S. officials said on Thursday, as Trump hammered away at the issue of illegal immigration ahead of Nov. 6 congressional elections with a caravan of Central American migrants trekking through Mexico.

Zdeno Chara scored two goals and Jake DeBrusk scored one to lift the host Boston Bruins past the Philadelphia Flyers 3-0 Thursday night.

Stocks jumped on Thursday, giving the Nasdaq its biggest daily gain since March, as Microsoft's upbeat earnings spurred a rebound in technology names and investors snapped up oversold shares.

New Hampshire's Democrats can't have it both ways, although they seem to have adopted that as their modus operandi.

Last Friday the Londonderry Police Department quietly went live with a revamped website designed to improve communication with the community it serves.

Teams of lawyers on both sides of the lawsuit over the state's new election law huddled together before a Hillsborough County Superior Court judge Thursday and cobbled together a set of rules that will govern voter registration leading up to and on Election Day.