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Gov. Chris Sununu appealed to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Thursday to extend funding for a program that helps test public school students.

"It’s a daily occurrence with the little insults, the microaggressions. It’s something that happens every day,” Magalie Lawrence of Concord said.

Concord residents Barry and Magalie Lawrence figured a last-minute visit to the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services Headquarters to clear up a vaccination card error could turn out to be an unwanted hassle right before they planned...

WEST LEBANON — Some municipal leaders in the Upper Valley are getting conflicting messages about whether it’s safe to lift masks mandates that have been in place for months due to the COVID-19 pandemic.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,...

HANOVER — Researchers at Dartmouth College co-authored a study released late last month that indicates that people may misinterpret the results of rapid COVID-19 tests, leading them to skip quarantine or quarantine needlessly.In the study, published...

HANOVER — Researchers at Dartmouth College co-authored a study released late last month that indicates that people may misinterpret the results of rapid COVID-19 tests, leading them to skip quarantine or quarantine needlessly.In the study, published...

When the state completes its $13 million purchase of Hampstead Hospital as expected this spring, the plan is to use the facility to expand emergency psychiatric care for children and youth.Town officials in Hampstead say they support that goal, but...

Hampstead Hospital is one of the town's largest property tax payers, providing an estimated $175,000 annually to the town's budget.

LEBANON — There is an ongoing outbreak of COVID-19 at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, state health officials said Thursday.The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services is working to determine the number of cases involved in the...

When a school nurse identified a number of concerning signs with one child, such as their hygiene, dirty clothes, bug bites, as well as the need for their sibling to have their hair cut at school, they reported the issues to the Division of Children, Youth and Families.