Amherst

The funding comes from the American Rescue Plan money the state was awarded last year.

Ryder Winegar, 34, of Amherst, was accused of leaving phone messages on Dec. 16, 2020, threatening to hang lawmakers if they didn’t “get behind Donald Trump.”

Ryder Winegar left voicemails claiming he would kill lawmakers who didn't "get behind Trump."

An Amherst man accused by federal authorities of leaving threatening voicemails for multiple members of Congress last December is being ordered held in…

A judge is deciding whether a New Hampshire man accused of threatening to kill members of Congress in December will remain jailed while his case…

An Amherst man will remain in custody pending a bail hearing after he allegedly left threatening voicemails for members of Congress.The U.S. Attorney's…

A police officer accused of driving drunk in a crash that killed a New Hampshire woman is scheduled for an arraignment next week.State police say…

New Hampshire authorities say they've arrested a man in the shooting death of a man in Amherst.The attorney general's office said in a news release…

A man whom authorities say fatally shot his mother, then killed himself, was a student at Vermont Law School.Authorities said 35-year-old Jonathan Trombly…