News

Two injured following motor vehicle crash in Merrimack

Two injured following motor vehicle crash in Merrimack

In this still image taken from video, and ambulance with working lights is parked in a street in Cambridge, Mass., on Wednesday, July 23, 2025. Photo: Associated Press/AP Photo


MANCHESTER,N.H.- A motor vehcile crash late Tuesday morning in Merrimack ended up sending two people to the hosptial after they were freed from the vehicle.

Authorities say a little before noon Firefighters responded to a report of a vehicle hitting a tree on Continental Boulevard near the intersection with Tinker Road.

Once on scene First Responders discovered the driver and passenger were trapped and needed to extricated.

After being freed the two were taken to a hospital in Manchester; as for the extent of their injuries; authorities have yet to say.

Authorities note that an exact cause is under investigation and are asking anyone who may have witnessed the crash to please contact Merrimack police.

Recent Headlines

1 hour ago in Local

New Hampshire hospitals to receive millions to strengthen healthcare

Fresh

Gov.Ayotte's office says the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has awarded New Hampshire $204 million, which will allow the state to strengthen the health care workforce expand access to primary and behavioral health care.

2 hours ago in Local

Two injured following motor vehicle crash in Merrimack

Fresh

Authorities are looking to the public for help as they try to piece together what caused a car to crash into a tree late Tuesday morning.

16 hours ago in Entertainment, Music, Trending

The 2027 Coachella lineup is here: Dua Lipa, Tame Impala and SZA to headline

Three acts who are no strangers to Coachella will headline the annual festival in the California desert next April, the organizers announced Wednesday.

20 hours ago in Local

New England Governors ask Federal Government for added LIHEAP funding

The governors are calling on congress to add $3 billion to the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program, to help families with their winter heating bills as higher-than-normal energy costs are straining the program.

21 hours ago in Local

Fire investigators believe fireworks could have played a role in Myrtle Street fire

Fire officials are looking to the public for help as they investigate Friday's three-alarm fire which ended up causing $400,000 in damages.