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Emmett Soldati filed a small claims complaint against the tech giant back in 2018 when the business account for his Teatotaller cafe was suddenly deleted from Instagram.

Teatotaller's owner sued Meta, Facebook and Instagram's parent company, for deleting the Instagram account of his business in June 2018 without giving a reason.

Maybe Instagram feels like a competition. Maybe Facebook is the last thing you do before you go to bed. Maybe WhatsApp feels like a connection to your loved ones. Let us know.

A Somersworth café has won its state Supreme Court challenge against Facebook, in a unanimous ruling Friday that sends the contract dispute back to a…

A 19-year old Ashland resident has been arrested and charged with criminal threatening for allegedly posting messages on Facebook encouraging protesters…

The state Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday in a contract dispute between a local business and the social media giant Facebook.The case centers on the…

The New Hampshire Supreme Court hears oral arguments Tuesday in a dispute between Facebook and a Seacoast coffee shop.Emmett Soldati owns Teatotaller in…

Police in New Hampshire have arrested two people in connection with a Facebook message about a possible threat to a high school, which they believe was…

If you’re a Granite Stater who spends any time on Facebook, and you’ve expressed even the slightest interest in politics, chances are your feed is full of…

Like many a millennial hired at the dawn of the era of social media, Zachary Byam found himself in charge of creating a Facebook page at his college job.…