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COVID-19 in New Hampshire: Updates about cases, variants, vaccinations © WMUR COVID-19 in New Hampshire Get the latest information below about the COVID-19 pandemic and its effects on New Hampshire. This page is updated daily. ^^ In the video player above, see the most recent COVID-19 briefing (from May 18, 2021) ^^Sign up for our Newsletters New Hampshire data: 7-day total test positivity rate (PCR & antigen): 2.5% Number of deaths attributed to COVID-19: 1,344 Number of active cases: 513 ...

A look at what’s new, what’s improved, and why you need to visit these popular New Hampshire attractions this summer

COVID-19 in New Hampshire: More information about cases, variants, vaccines © WMUR COVID-19 in New Hampshire Get the latest information below about the COVID-19 pandemic and its effects on New Hampshire. This page is updated daily. ^^ In the video player above, see the most recent COVID-19 briefing (from May 18, 2021) ^^Sign up for our Newsletters New Hampshire data: 7-day total test positivity rate (PCR & antigen): 2.8% Number of deaths attributed to COVID-19: 1,341 Number of active cases:...

NH Opts Out of Feds $300 Unemployment Boost, Adds Back-to-Work Bonus Staff and wire reports © AP New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu addresses a gathering outside the Elliot Hospital, Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2020, in Manchester, New Hampshire. New Hampshire will soon end the $300 benefit that unemployed workers can get from the federal government but is introducing a $500-$1,000 bonus for unemployed people who find steady work, Gov. Chris Sununu announced Tuesday. Anyone who gets a ...

NH Opts Out of Feds $300 Unemployment Boost, Adds Back-to-Work Bonus Staff and wire reports © AP New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu addresses a gathering outside the Elliot Hospital, Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2020, in Manchester, New Hampshire. New Hampshire will soon end the $300 benefit that unemployed workers can get from the federal government but is introducing a $500-$1,000 bonus for unemployed people who find steady work, Gov. Chris Sununu announced Tuesday. Anyone who gets a ...

NH Opts Out of Feds $300 Unemployment Boost, Adds Back-to-Work Bonus © AP New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu addresses a gathering outside the Elliot Hospital, Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2020, in Manchester, New Hampshire. New Hampshire will soon end the $300 benefit that unemployed workers can get from the federal government but is introducing a $500-$1,000 bonus for unemployed people who find steady work, Gov. Chris Sununu announced Tuesday. Anyone who gets a job making $25 or less starting Tuesday...

How and where to get COVID-19 vaccine in New Hampshire © WMUR COVID-19 Vaccine Information All people 12 years of age and older, regardless of where they are from, are now able to register for a COVID-19 vaccine appointment. Walk-ins are now allowed from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. at any of the state-run vaccination sites. The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines will be available for people without appointments. INFORMATION FOR VACCINE-SEEKERS 17 AND UNDER Only the Pfizer vaccine is approved for people 12 to...

This spring  Civics 101 hosts Nick Capodice and Hannah McCarthy asked K-12 students from around the Granite State and across the country to record a short audio or video clip using the prompt:  There Ought To Be a Law. They asked students to identify a problem and propose a law to help solve it. This is the fourth year  Civics 101 invited students to put their skills and interest to the test, as a hands-on way to explore the fundamentals of U.S. democracy and its institutions. You can he...

Ed Brennen For some, the COVID-19 pandemic opened their eyes to the inequities of the health care system. Others said it made them appreciate life’s little moments that they used to take for granted. And for others, the pandemic has actually led to new and innovative ways to think about their careers. For the Class of 2021, COVID-19 will forever be a part of their college experience.  But it also won’t define the entirety of their time at UMass Lowell. One week before Commencement,...

Published April 2, 2016 School officials are defending their decision not to notify parents and students after the dean of students at a New Hampshire public high school was arrested at the school and charged with heroin possession in February. The Concord Monitor reports that 36-year-old Rekha Luther of Manchester was arrested at Pembroke Academy Feb. 17 and charged with four felony counts of possession drugs, including heroin and steroids. The newspaper reports that she and her lawyer did not...