The extension on the moratorium applies only through Oct. 3, 2021, and only in limited circumstances where tenants are facing eviction for nonpayment. It could provide a grace period for thousands of renters who are awaiting a decision on their pending applications for emergency rental assistance.

NHPR is 40! We're looking back to celebrate our birthday and we want you to be a part of what's to come.

Dr. Marie Ramas says New Hampshire's new restrictions on teaching about racism, sexism and other forms of oppression could interfere with education in the medical field and patient care.

The mobile crisis unit is a new alternative to address mental health and other social incidents. Both first responders and other community members can use it.

The Manchester police chief is apologizing for a Facebook recruitment post that listed qualified immunity as one of the benefits of joining the department.

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Future New Hampshire high school seniors will have a new graduation requirement: a passing grade on the national civics exam given to aspiring new Americans.

Your song requests will be in NHPR's 40th anniversary music special.

New Hampshire YMCAs are struggling to fill positions in child care services. If the positions aren’t filled, the YMCA may have to reduce their programming, including before and after school care in the fall.

While Dartmouth has publicly announced its employee vaccine requirement, similar mandates are likely to follow across the state. All of New Hampshire's 31 hospitals are members of the New Hampshire Hospital Association, which announced support for vaccine requirements for healthcare workers.