Six people were transported to the hospital following a vehicle’s incursion over the median on Interstate 95 in North Hampton NH, resulting in a collision, according to authorities. North Hampton Fire & Rescue reported that they responded to the incident on the southbound side of the highway near mile marker 7.6 after 5 p.m. on Sunday, which is situated north of the Hampton Tolls. A northbound vehicle on I-95 crossed the median and struck a southbound pickup truck, propelling the truck into the woods, as stated by authorities. Two individuals were extricated from the vehicles, and a total of six were taken to the hospital. The southbound lanes of I-95 were closed for approximately 45 minutes, with one lane reopening around 6 p.m., as reported by New Hampshire State Police. All lanes were cleared by 10 p.m. on Sunday.
At approximately 6 a.m. on Friday, August 29th, the Vermont State Police executed a search warrant at a residence located at 160 Moses Lane in Royalton, VT. They were supported by the Royalton Police Department and South Royalton Rescue. During this operation, police detained 18 individuals and made a total of six arrests for various offenses. The individuals arrested include: Jasmine M. Brown, 22, from Royalton, VT, with a bail set at $1,500; Harmonie F. Cosgrove, 29, of Newport, NH, charged as a Fugitive from Justice and for Possession of Fentanyl, with a bail of $10,000; Kenvron D. Gardner, 45, of Royalton, VT, for Possession of cocaine and violation of conditions of release; Joshua R. Demar, 40, of Royalton, VT, arrested on a warrant for Failure to Appear for DUI, with a bail of $500; Victoria L. Kelley, 36, of Royalton, VT, for Possession of cocaine; and Cyle L. Carpenter, 25, of Royalton, VT, also for Possession of cocaine. During the search, police discovered a significant quantity of cocaine, firearms, and ammunition. Four of the six individuals charged were held in custody pending arraignments scheduled for today, September 2nd, 2025, while the other two were released on citations for future court appearances. This investigation is still active and ongoing, with additional charges anticipated. No further information is available at this time.
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani sustained serious injuries in a car accident in New Hampshire while assisting a domestic violence victim, according to Michael Ragusa, Giuliani’s head of security. The New Hampshire State Police reported that the incident occurred on Saturday, Aug. 30th, shortly before 10 p.m. on Interstate 93 northbound in Manchester. Authorities indicated that the crash took place near the location where troopers were responding to a reported domestic violence situation. Ragusa mentioned that Giuliani was a passenger in a Ford Bronco that was rear-ended by a Honda HRV after he was approached by a woman who identified herself as the victim of the same domestic violence case. Police confirmed that the driver of the Honda was a 19-year-old from Concord. Ragusa stated that Giuliani contacted the police and remained with the woman until assistance arrived. He was subsequently transported to a local hospital, where Ragusa reported that he suffered several injuries, including a fractured thoracic vertebra. Ragusa emphasized that this was not a deliberate attack and urged the public to respect Giuliani’s privacy and recovery. Both the 19-year-old driver and Giuliani’s driver also sustained injuries but are anticipated to recover. No charges have been filed, and the investigation into the crash is ongoing.
Two separate fires occurred at adjacent homes in a New Hampshire city on Saturday. The first fire ignited at approximately 9:30 a.m. at 39 Elkins Street in Franklin, according to firefighters. Upon arrival, first responders observed flames at the rear of a three-story structure. Neighbors noticed the blaze and promptly called 911, as reported by authorities. The building consists of four units, with only one unit occupied, and the resident was not present during the incident. The second fire broke out around 3:30 p.m. in an upstairs bedroom at 35 Elkins Street. Firefighters were responding to a medical emergency when they received this call, authorities stated. The building contains two units, housing about five individuals, though not all were home at the time of the fire. As a result, five individuals have been displaced and will seek assistance from the Red Cross.
The Vermont Economic Development Authority (VEDA), Vermont Agency of Commerce and Community Development (ACCD), Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets (AAFM), and Vermont Department of Forests, Parks, and Recreation (FPR) announced the launch of VEDA’s Disaster Recovery Loan Fund. This fund provides financial assistance to Vermont businesses; working lands enterprises including farms, logging operations, and sawmills; and not-for-profit organizations to recover from damage caused by disasters. Proceeds may be used to repair or replace damaged property and/or inventory, as well as relieve economic injury by replenishing working capital. Visit VEDA’s Website to learn more about the disaster recovery loan: https://www.veda.org/drlf-veda
Green Mountain Power (GMP) is reminding customers they are invited to drop by GMP’s Open House on Wednesday, September 3rd, from 5:30-6:30 pm at GMP’s service center in Brattleboro. Refreshments will be served. As part of GMP’s Multi-Year Regulation Plan, GMP holds two customer Open House gatherings per year, each in a different part of the state.
WTSA SPORTS FOR TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 2nd 2025
THE REDSOX DEFEATED THE GUARDIANS YESTERDAY 6 – 4. GAME 2 OF THEIR 3 GAME SERIES IS TONIGHT FIRST PITCH AT 6:45PM
YANKEES ARE IN HOUSTON TO START A 3 GAME SERIES WITH THE ASTROS FIRST PITCH TONIGHT AT 8:10PM.
WEEK 1 OF THE NFL STARTS UP ON THURSDAY SEPT 4TH WITH THE COWBOYS AND EAGLES.
The 2025 US Open continues in New York City with quarterfinal matches.