New Hampshire in the news: gunman killings at a Nashua wedding and Giuliani car crash/shock in NH. No big bio needed—state politics and crime headlines dominate.
A floor collapse at the Preserve at Chocorua in Tamworth, New Hampshire, during a wedding, injured about 70 people. No fatalities were reported. The incident occurred around 4:30 p.m. with over 100 guests present. Investigators believe the building was over capacity.
Yevgeny Mirman, known for voicing Gene Belcher on 'Bob’s Burgers,' was rescued after his electric vehicle crashed and caught fire at Bedford Toll Plaza. The crash occurred Tuesday, and Mirman is now hospitalized with serious injuries. Rescuers, including a state trooper and bystanders, pulled him from the burning vehicle. The investigation continues.
Recent data shows Californians have less disposable income despite higher median incomes, due to high costs of housing, energy, and taxes. Job growth has slowed, especially in tech, prompting residents and businesses to leave. The state's economic performance is shrinking relative to the US overall.
Dean DelleChiaie, 35, of Nashua, has been charged with interstate communication of a threat against the president after sending a personal-email message on April 21 stating he intended to neutralize/kill the president. The case follows earlier FAA computer searches and a suspension, with investigators noting his remorse during a February interview.
The Philadelphia designation of Ona Judge Day commemorates the enslaved woman who escaped from George Washington’s residence in 1796. A rally at the President’s House site calls for truth in history; a mural in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, memorializes Judge’s journey to freedom.
A meteor about 3 feet wide has entered the atmosphere near the New Hampshire–Massachusetts border, producing loud booms and shaking reported from Delaware to Montreal. NASA and the American Meteor Society say most such meteors burn up before reaching the ground, with possible oceanic impact if any fragment survives.
NASA has disclosed new details about a weekend meteor over New England that produced a double sonic boom. The natural object, 5 feet wide and elephant-sized, traveled at roughly 42,000 mph, fragmented about 40 miles above the ground, and released energy equivalent to about 230-300 tons of TNT. The meteor likely landed in Cape Cod Bay, with no ground impact confirmed.
Honda has issued a recall affecting 880,514 rear-suspension-equipped vehicles across multiple models in the U.S. and elsewhere, citing potential subframe corrosion that could lead to rear-suspension failure. Honda and Acura dealers will inspect and repair or reinforce the rear subframe at no cost, with notices mailing July 7. Separately, Stellantis is recalling over 1.3 million Wrangler/Gladiator models for a wiring harness risk that could cause fires.
Harmony Montgomery’s death remains unsolved as the Supreme Court’s ruling allows a retrial on the second-degree murder charge, while other convictions stand. The case centers on her disappearance in 2019 and the 2024 conviction of her father, Adam Montgomery, for multiple charges, with the court flagging how joined charges could violate a fair trial.