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State Reps. Renny Cushing, D-Hampton, and Mindi Messmer, D-Rye, are determined to force the cleanup of the Coakley landfill Superfund site.

Paul Steinhauser interviews Deaglan McEachern.

Civil engineer Dana Lynch tells the early history of Dover's waterfront development project and how he started on the project in 1989.

Exeter High students talk National School Walkout

Running for someone's Life: Karen Lyons runs for a cause

Norman Rice of New Castle Capital Group on his intent to purchase Smuttynose from Provident Bank.

Dover City Manager Michael Joyal explains how the original tax impact projections made July 2015 for the construction of the city's new high school measures up to the actual tax impact today.

Former Portsmouth Mayor Steve Marchand highlighted his seven-point plan he says would reduce gun violence in the state on the steps of Dover City Hall on Friday.

Levi Sanders has lived in New Hampshire for 15 years, but does not live in the First District, where he is running for the U.S. House. He rells reporter Paul Steinhauser this should not be a problem.

Ellen Kingston woke up to see and report a fire at her neighbor's Driftwood Avenue home in Hampton Thursday morning, telling reporter Max Sullivan a "guardian angel" must have woken her up to make the 911 call.