It's Town Meeting season across New Hampshire, and Gov. Chris Sununu is weighing in on at least one local race. Sununu has endorsed a top staffer in his office in a bid for re-election to Salem's town budget committee.

A 43-year old man accused of being married to multiple women across multiple states will be released pending trial.

Michael Middleton, who appeared in Strafford County Superior Court on Friday, was ordered to pay $1,000 cash bail, wear an ankle bracelet with GPS tracking ability, and have no contact with any of his wives.

Middleton made headlines across the country last month when the man dubbed the “Cupid of Chaos” was arrested in Ohio on charges of bigamy.

Strafford County and Southern Maine residents are rallying to support families affected by a deadly fire in the Maine town of Berwick earlier this month.

Officials say Berwick Fire Capt. Joel Barnes, 32, died saving the lives of other firefighters at the four-alarm apartment fire in Berwick, just over the state line from Somersworth.

Fifteen fire departments from both states responded to the fire, which is still under investigation.

Since then, flags have flown at half-staff around the area, and signs outside nearby fire departments have paid tribute to Barnes.

New Hampshire State Police say a Massachusetts skier died after a collision with another skier Friday at Cannon Mountain.

Ski patrollers found Jeremy Keiran, 39, of Somerville, Mass., unresponsive on a section of the Middle Ravine Trail. Keiran died from his injuries on the mountainside. 

The other skier, 48-year-old Robert Slocum of Newburyport, Mass., suffered serious but non-life-threatening injuries in the collision. He was taken to Littleton Regional Hospital for treatment.

Peter Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, made another stop in New Hampshire Friday as he contemplates a 2020 presidential campaign.

He told the crowd at St. Anselm College’s Politics and Eggs that issues like climate change are personal for him as a millennial. At 37, he's possibly the youngest candidate in a crowded field of Democrats. 

The New Hampshire Supreme Court has sided with online travel websites in a dispute over collection of the state's rooms and meals tax.

The state sued Expedia, Priceline, Orbitz and Travelocity in hopes of recovering hundreds of thousands of dollars it claims it is owed because it collects taxes only on the lower, wholesale rate the companies pay hotels instead of the higher, retail price they charge consumers.