New Hampshire Union Leader

The New Hampshire Union Leader serves as the daily publication for Manchester, which is the biggest city in New Hampshire. Each Sunday, it is released under the name New Hampshire Sunday News.

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TV Q&A: Has CBS disbanded police drama 'S.W.A.T.'?

1 day ago | unionleader.com | Rich Heldenfels

You have questions. I have some answers. Q: What has happened to “S.W.A.T.”? We love the team. A: CBS canceled the police drama. The network had done so before, then relented, but there was no extra life this time – for most of the team, anyway. Not long after the final episode premiered, the show’s studio announced plans for a spinoff series, “S.W.A.T. Exiles,” with Shemar Moore continuing his role as “Hondo” Harrelson. The announcement did not say where the new show would air.
Ex-etiquette: Right or wrong?

1 day ago | unionleader.com | Jann Blackstone

By Jann BlackstoneQUESTION: We are in co-parenting counseling and my ex will tell a story that is almost the exact opposite of what happened. She’s so wrong! I have the text messages to prove it! The counselor is our referee, and we have made no progress. How can two people have such vastly different perceptions of what went on? What’s good ex-etiquette?
NH Golf: Memories of an NH tourney Scheffler didn't win

1 day ago | unionleader.com | Roger Brown

SCOTTIE SCHEFFLER doesn’t win every tournament he enters, but sometimes it feels that way. Scheffler won his third tournament in May by shooting 10-under-par in The Memorial Tournament last weekend. His other victories last month came in the CJ Cup Byron Nelson and the PGA Championship. The 2012 USGA Junior Amateur, which was played at the Golf Club of New England in Stratham, is one tournament Scheffler didn’t win. He advanced to match play, but lost in the second round.
State budget rolls through Republican-led Senate

2 days ago | unionleader.com | Kevin Landrigan

It took four hours of debate over 20 amendments, but a $15.4 billion two-year state budget proposal easily cleared the state Senate Thursday. Senate Finance Committee Chairman James Gray, R-Rochester, said his committee's proudest achievement is the reversal of more than $160 million in unpopular cuts made by the House of Representatives to Medicaid providers and those relying on community mental health and developmental disability services.
House, Senate dispense with other priority bills

2 days ago | unionleader.com | Kevin Landrigan

On a busy final day of regular legislative business, the New Hampshire House of Representatives and state Senate acted on some major bills including a permanent expansion of Education Freedom Accounts (EFA) along with a bell-to-bell ban on cellphone use in New Hampshire public schools.
Dakota Johnson and Chris Martin reportedly split again, seemingly for good

2 days ago | unionleader.com | Jami Ganz

Dakota Johnson and Chris Martin have reportedly ended their on-and-off relationship, seemingly for good this time, calling off their rumored engagement in the process. Multiple sources told People that the latest breakup between the 35-year-old actress and 48-year-old Coldplay frontman “feels final this time,” despite being photographed in Malibu last month and holding hands in India in January, while Coldplay was on tour.
Parental rights bills get over finish line

2 days ago | unionleader.com | Kevin Landrigan

A push to give parents affirmative rights to information about their children -- a legislative priority for Gov. Kelly Ayotte -- cleared both House and Senate Thursday in two identical bills. In a key concession, however, Republican leaders in both chambers agreed to remove a section requiring that parents give consent for all health care services provided to their children.
Students, families say goodbye to retiring principal

2 days ago | unionleader.com | Julie Huss

The school year is winding down and students and families at Derry's South Range Elementary School had a special way of saying goodbye to a longtime principal. The school hosted a “Popsicles with the Principal” event Tuesday, June 3, with families and children stopping after school ended for the day to give a warm send-off to Matthew Olsen, who is retiring at the end of this year as principal.
WWII love letters tell of romance, tragedy

3 days ago | unionleader.com | Michael Ruane

Editor's Note: This article was originally published in 2015. It was not until three years after her mother died in 1990 that DeRonda Elliott opened the suitcase containing the letters her parents exchanged during World War II. Despite her mother’s urging, she had never been able to bring herself to read them. It was her parents’ private story. Her father, Frank, had been killed on D-Day, June 6, 1944, and afterward her mother seldom spoke of him.
Trump administration: Shaheen's husband got preferential treatment

3 days ago | unionleader.com | Kevin Landrigan

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security says Sen. Jeanne Shaheen interceded to keep her husband, Billy, from being put on a terrorist watch list because he had taken three flights with an unnamed suspected terrorist. In an unusual statement released to the press, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said this was only one of many examples of politicization of the Transportation Safety Administration’s Silent Partners Quiet Skies program that monitors air travel.