drugs

The Pine Tree State is well behind its much healthier regional rivals. Time for some lifestyle changes.

The irony of calling this a sobering reality...

Three New Hampshire residents are facing life sentences in wake of a fatal drug overdose that took place in 2019.

They were out running errands, but ended up being brought in for running something completely different.

The city wide event scheduled for Saturday focuses on prescription drugs, but will accept vaping products as the epidemic grows.

First responders in the Queen City have stated "It's overwhelming us.”

A source says authorities showed up to New England Patriots Safety Patrick Chung's house in Meredith, New Hampshire, where they allegedly found cocaine.

Saturday, April 27th is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day and police department across the Granite State and the nation will be collecting and then disposing of prescription drugs. Here is the information you will need:

If you shop at a New Hampshire Rite Aid or Walgreens, you'll want to see if your store will be making the switch.

Vaping has reached epidemic levels here in the Granite State, according to Food and Drug Administration.

Police were investigating drug activity in the area.

Police have had complaints about drug usage in the Vine Street Garage.

Most people would consider being arrested once a wake up call. Well, one Boscawen, New Hampshire man found himself in hand cuffs not one, but twice.

Shawn Davis was found in possession of Heroin, Meth and pot.

Drugs, cash and weapons were found in the car stopped near Beech and Orange Streets.

A Dover, New Hampshire is facing multiple charges after police tracked him down following a drug deal in Portsmouth. First reported by Fosters.com, Matthew McLaughlin, 35, of 51 Dunns Bridge Lane, Dover was arrested last Friday afternoon...