Former congressional candidate Gary Dodds made an emotional exit from the witness stand Thursday as he defended himself against allegations that he faked his disappearance after a car crash nearly two years ago.

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Owners picking up after several buildings collapse
Stunned property owners are picking up the pieces after several building collapses caused by heavy snow, followed by drenching rain in New Hampshire.

Gregg pushes for improved electronic record-keeping
New Hampshire Sen. Judd Gregg made a pitch Thursday for improving information technology to bring down health care costs.

Home Sales Fall In 45 States, Report Says
The National Association of Realtors say home sales fell in 45 states in the fourth quarter of 2007.

Fatal crash closes northern section of I-93
A van going an estimated 70 mph rear-ended a slow-moving snowplow, killing the van driver and closing a northbound section of Interstate 93 north Thursday afternoon, state police said.

Man charged with shooting brother-in-law in snowplow argument
A Hudson (New Hampshire) man is in critical condition after police say his brother-in-law shot him outside their home Wednesday night in an argument over snowplowing.

Officials: child playing with lighter starts apartment house fire
Fire officials say a 6-year-old playing with a lighter started a three-alarm fire that left four families homeless in Nashua (New Hampshire).

Bernanke Believes U.S. Will Avoid Recession
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke says he is ready to cut rates to help stimulate a sluggish economy on Thursday.

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