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More than 60% of New Hampshire's population has received at least the first COVID-19 vaccine dose. Still, there are thousands of Granite Staters who have yet to seek the vaccine.Do you have questions about the vaccine, its effectiveness or common side effects? What about herd immunity? Email your questions to storyideas@wmur.com or comment on our Facebook page, and we'll have Dr. Beth Daly, Chief of the Bureau of Infectious Disease Control at the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services, answer them this week. >> How and where to get COVID-19 vaccine in New HampshireAgain, p...

Get The Facts On The Vax: Ask your questions about the COVID-19 vaccine © WMUR Dr. Beth Daly More than 60% of New Hampshire's population has received at least the first COVID-19 vaccine dose. Still, there are thousands of Granite Staters who have yet to seek the vaccine. Do you have questions about the vaccine, its effectiveness or common side effects? What about herd immunity? Email your questions to storyideas@wmur.com or comment on our Facebook page, and we'll have Dr. Beth Daly, Chief of the Bureau of Infectious Disease Control at the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Servi...

Seventy-four Granite Staters are currently hospitalized with the virus. The state is tracking 1,577 active infections. - NHPR Staff Update: Saturday, May 8, 5:17 p.m. Three additional COVID-19 deaths were announced Saturday. State health officials identified the deceased as a male from Belknap County and a male from Hillsborough County, both under 60, and a man from Rockingham County, who was older than 60. To date in New Hampshire, 1,314 residents have died from the coronavirus. The state reported 197 new cases, 89 hospitalizations, and 1,932 active infections statewide on May 8. - Dan Tuohy...

NHPR is continuing to cover the developing story around coronavirus in New Hampshire. Bookmark this page for the latest updates, including case numbers and

CDC eviction moratorium struck down by judge Update: Thursday, May 6, 4:59 p.m. The CDC’s eviction moratorium, which was scheduled to remain in place until June 30, was struck down by a federal judge yesterday. The ruling has been put on hold until next week. Gov. Chris Sununu says that New Hampshire has no plans to issue a state moratorium if the federal moratorium is removed. “We got rid of our moratorium on evictions last summer, we haven’t had that in place for a while, if the national moratorium were to go away, we’re not going to take any additional action there," he said...