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Dan Tuohy/NHPRIn-home senior care agencies in New Hampshire are struggling to acquire enough staffing to meet the needs of their communities.The owner and operator of… -
Casey McDermott/NHPRAfter an unprecedented year, employers across the Granite State are contending with questions like whether to require COVID-19 vaccinations or masks, or…
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As we approach the end of a tumultuous year, NHPR is checking in with people we spoke to early on in the pandemic to see how things have changed. It’s… -
Top health officials announced Thursday that the state will no longer conduct universal contact tracing in new cases of COVID-19. The move comes after a…
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While Democrats won every federal race on the New Hampshire ballot last week, Republicans were the big winners on the state level. That includes gaining…
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Many towns in New Hampshire can expect to wake up to a light blanket of snow Friday morning. A winter weather advisory is in effect for southwestern New…
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State epidemiologist Dr. Benjamin Chan and Dr. Elizabeth Talbot, infectious disease specialist at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, joined The Exchange…
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Some long-term care facilities are slowly reopening to allow visits from family members, recognizing that residents have been suffering both emotionally…
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Update: Merrimack Police announced Saturday the cat was trapped near its owner's home, and reunited with the owner. An earlier story from Friday continues…
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Update: Rep. Robert Forsythe has resigned, the Concord Monitor reports. A New Hampshire state representative is accused of choking a pregnant intimate…
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A law signed last year by the governor allows people found guilty of possessing small amounts of marijuana to petition to annul their records. That law…
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The Supreme Court of the United States (or SCOTUS) releases a fresh batch of decisions every May and June (and sometimes into July). But how does a case…
