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Senator Jeff Merkley on administration’s push to incarcerate families illegally crossing the border

Diane Hartford, mother of late Portsmouth firefighter Jeff Bokum, speaks about the cancer that took her son's life and the financial burdens the family faced. Hartford spoke as Gov. Chris Sununu visited a Portsmouth fire station Tuesday, July 10 to sign a bill funding cancer treatment benefits for firefighters.

Where there are fireworks and when

New Hampshire Associate Attorney General Jane Young answers questions Tuesday, June 26 about a June 19 Exeter fatal home fire that has now resulted in a murder charge during a session with the media Tuesday at Rockingham County Superior Court.

Alexandra Dunn, EPA Region 1 (New England) administrator, is asked if she woud avoid PFAS chemicals entirely in her drinking water if she could, and she and said she'd feel it's OK if levels were below the EPA health advisory.

Testing for Pease clean water activists Andrea Amico, Alayna Davis and Michelle Dalton, along with activist Lindsey Carmichael share their views and concerns ahead of the EPA's first regional community engagement event on PFAS contaminants, to be held June 25-26, 2018 at Exeter High School.

Assistant City Manager Chris Parker discuss the economics of waterfront development.

Author Jennifer Egan discusses her novel "Manhattan Beach" with EDGE Editor Jane Murphy in advance of her appearance on Tuesday, June 26 at The Music Hall in Portsmouth.

Reeve Lindbergh chats with reporter Grace Hanley before her Sunday, June 24 appearance at the Portsmouth Public Library, where she will discuss being the daughter of aviator Charles and Anne Morrow Lindbergh.

Red Sox Hall of Famer Pedro Martinez speaks at the 2018 Seacoast Sports Awards at the Portsmouth Music Hall and takes questions from the crowd.