Rockingham County

Houses in Hampton and Plaistow were damaged by fire Monday, but no residents were injured at either location.

A Portsmouth man was carried down a mountain trail by fellow hikers and volunteer rescue workers after suffering a "significant" leg injury Sunday afternoon.

All three of the Pease Fire Department's fleet of fire suppression trucks have been down for repairs, according to the New Hampshire Air National Guard. Two trucks on loan to the facility were also sidelined this week with mechanical problems.

A man was rescued Wednesday morning around 11 a.m. by first responders unaware of a second diver, Richard Brady of Hampton.

Alton Police said Nathan Saben, 35, of Haverhill and a woman pulled up behind a 2012 black Subaru Otutback on Old Wolfeboro Road around 9:30 a.m. Wednesday morning, pointed a rifle at the driver, and forced him out.

Salem Police received subsequent calls about attempted carjackings on the road also known as Route 97 (Main Street) in Salem, during which a rifle was shown. A third carjacking was successful, according to police.

The Portsmouth Naval Shipyard will also perform their monthly emergency preparedness test with the "Giant Voice", which could be heard around the areas of the shipyard.

5,300 civilian shipyard workers were furloughed during the 2018 government shutdown.

A driver being pursued by police lost control and died after going off the road and into the woods on Ocean Road at the Greenland/Portsmouth border late Thursday afternoon.

Hampton Police Chief Alex Reno said Elton Stanley, 37, and another person fought inside the Speedway gas station on Lafayette Road (Route 1) at Kershaw Road around 4 p.m. Thursday afternoon.

A man wearing a Bruins hat entered the business on South Broadway (Route 28) in a stand-alone, three-story building at the intersection of Hampshire Road, according to police.

Seacoast artists can submit their design for the event to ring out the old year and welcome the new.

The man wearing a black mask entered the Bank of America branch in Portsmouth around 10:15 a.m., demanded cash. He said he had a weapon, but did not show it.

Dale Mooney, 53, was taken to a hospital in need of "medical attention".

Four vehicles with a combined value of $250,000 were stolen from the Hampstead dealership's showroom floor in the early morning hours of March 12.

Dale Mooney, 53, was in need of medical attention during the 4th quarter of the game as he watched from the 300 tier section just before 11 p.m. Sunday night.