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A Massachusetts man, Christopher Antonio Guzman De Los Santos, was sentenced to 8-16 years for drug dealing in New Hampshire. He pleaded guilty to 10 felony charges, including conspiracy, selling meth and fentanyl, and possessing a firearm during a drug deal. The sentence was for conspiracy, with suspended sentences for other offenses. He sold significant amounts of fentanyl and meth to undercover officers in Concord, armed with a loaded handgun during one transaction. The investigation was a joint effort by the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Drug Prosecution Unit and the New Hampshire State Police’s Narcotics Investigation Unit. Another individual, Kelvin Diolisel Lopez Perez, is scheduled for a plea and sentencing hearing in January 2026.

Small plane crashes into Nashua neighborhood, pilot rescued; juvenile accused of bomb threat at Londonderry middle school; Powerball jackpot reaches $1.5 billion; winter wind advisory issued for region; Manchester passes zoning overhaul to improve housing affordability.

Holiday shoppers in New Hampshire brave inflation, seeking last-minute gifts, while enjoying the warm weather at Tuscan Village. Local vendors emphasize the importance of shopping local, as inflation on consumer goods rises. Despite budgeting, shoppers look forward to spending quality time with loved ones during the holidays.

Doctor David Vargas Lowy, a Manchester, New Hampshire doctor, is accused of sexually assaulting a patient and faces felony charges. He pleaded not guilty. The incident was reported in September, leading to a months-long investigation. Lowys medical license was temporarily suspended in 2020 and again recently.

Authorities in New Hampshire are searching for a suspect linked to the Brown University mass shooting and the killing of an MIT professor. An arrest warrant has been issued for this individual, who is believed to be involved in both incidents. The Brown University shooting resulted in two deaths and nine injuries, while the MIT professor was shot at his home in Brookline, Massachusetts, and later died from his injuries. The search for answers and justice continues as the investigation unfolds across state lines.

Google Unveils Gemini One Point Five Pro: A Leap Forward in AI Capabilities - Googles latest AI model, Gemini One Point Five Pro, boasts a massive context window and Mixture-of-Experts architecture, enabling it to process vast amounts of data efficiently. Developers can now test this advanced AI through AI Studio and Vertex AI platforms, paving the way for innovative applications across industries.

President Trump announces a one-time $1,776 payment for military service members, initially attributing it to tariff revenue. However, its later clarified that the funds come from a budget reconciliation bill, with $2.6 billion distributed as a housing supplement for eligible service members. The White House and Pentagon emphasize this payment as a commitment to improving military families housing and quality of life.

MIT Professor Nuno F.G. Loureiro, a renowned nuclear physicist, was tragically shot and killed at his home in Brookline. His death, potentially linked to a recent shooting at Brown University, has left the scientific community in mourning. Loureiro, known for his significant contributions to plasma behavior and fusion science, was a respected faculty member at MIT and director of its Plasma Science and Fusion Center. His work in fusion science was particularly impactful, designing devices for efficient energy control. The investigation into his death continues as police increase their presence in the area.

New Hampshire High School Limits Access to The Perks of Being a Wallflower After Parents Complaint A New Hampshire high school has restricted access to The Perks of Being a Wallflower following a parents objection to its mature themes, including suicide, mental health, sexual assault, and drug use. The book was previously a required read for tenth-grade English classes, but now students can only access it in the library. This decision has sparked a conversation about censorship and the role of challenging literature in education, with students and former students expressing frustration and concern over the potential precedent for future book challenges.