Ian Lenahan - Portsmouth Herald

The former Portsmouth Naval Prison was a prison run by the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine. It closed in 1974 and the large vacant building looms over the Piscataqua River and Portsmouth Harbor.

Gov. Kelly Ayotte said she supports a moratorium on data centers in New Hampshire.

Maine and New Hampshire members of Congress are opposing a proposed federal disciplinary review change they say would be bad for workers at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.

The $16 million sale of an oceanfront estate in North Hampton fueled Seacoast home sales this summer.

An oceanfront estate in North Hampton that was originally listed for $25 million has sold for $16 million.

The New Hampshire Department of Transportation has "restored the majority of parking along NH Route 1A in Rye, with the exception of six spots as requested by local law enforcement."

The Rye selectboard says it will revisit its decision to cut 90 parking spaces along Ocean Boulevard that are prime beach parking spots.

In April, a jury found former Portsmouth lawyer Justin Nadeau guilty on felony charges for stealing money from a former client who suffered from a traumatic brain injury.

The U.S. Navy will build the new $500 million water storage tank near the former Portsmouth Naval Prison in Kittery, Maine.

The Rye Selectboard is hearing a lot of complaints about its decision to cut about 90 beach parking spaces.