Update: 3 more deaths and 104 more infections announced in New Hampshire; 1,200 tested daily; thousands under public health monitoring.
The committee’s initial recommendations also include funds for state and local government and education, including higher education.
Health officials: 67% of the new cases are located in Hillsborough County; New Hampshire has 1,519 active cases; hospitalizations stabilize.
All but two of the 16 facilities in New Hampshire that have reported outbreaks are still battling the problem, according to officials.
Four more children infected; hundreds of cases outside of southern tier have recovered from the new coronavirus; new map shows active cases.
Plus: City can access $1M in CARES Act federal funds; $4K raised to thank teachers; as hospitalization taper, hospital to restart surgeries.
Update: No new deaths; U.S. Attorney: Report sexual harassment housing incidents; businesses access $2.5B in paycheck protection loans.
Another child catches the new coronavirus; 1,017 recover; 110 currently hospitalized; 28,318 test negative; 80% of deaths are 70 or older.
Nine new COVID-19 deaths set a single-day record the state, but epidemiologist Dr. Benjamin Chan noted "promising signals in the data."
New Hampshire's total death toll has reached 72, while 112 coronavirus patients remain hospitalized.
Veteran's groups have cancelled Memorial Day parades across New Hampshire.
Coronavirus is forcing nonprofits to adjust their services for the existing homeless population — which could soon grow.
Outbreaks at two nursing homes accounted for most of the 50 new coronavirus cases reported Wednesday.
Concord's parks are the perfect place to escape for a few minutes.
The state reported an additional 75 confirmed cases of COVID-19.
Plus: 18th community in New Hampshire reaches 20 or more infected; 42% of cases recovered; nearly 18,000 test negative for new coronavirus.
Update: 2 more children are infected while 14 new cases were hospitalized for care; 43% of patients have recovered from the new coronavirus.
"Unseasonably high numbers of visitors" enjoying New Hampshire's great outdoors during the new coronavirus outbreak led to the shuttering.
2 more elderly deaths announced; 16,000 negative tests reported for the new coronavirus; governor freezes utility rate increases; and more.
There is something about waterfalls that offer a refreshing reminder of the earth’s beauty and endurance. They are a feast for the senses.
3 more deaths, 84 new positive patients including 3 more children announced; NH SPCA gets pet food; second ReopenNH rally slated for May 2.
Update: 99 more people test positive Wednesday for the new coronavirus in New Hampshire while 91 patients are still hospitalized.
A task force has been created to ensure Bhutanese-Americans living in Manchester and Concord receive information in their native language.
Plus: 37 percent of new coronavirus cases in New Hampshire have recovered from the infection while 94 people are currently hospitalized.
Hospitals are losing hundreds of million dollars each month due to curtailing elective surgeries preparing for a surge hasn't materialized.
New death announced; Dover assisted living facility outbreak contributes to new cases; $2B in loans issued; seamstresses create 30K masks.
Division of Public Health: When outside, wear a cloth face covering (not N95 masks) at all times to stop the spread of the new coronavirus.
Nearly 1,400 test positive while almost 13,000 test negative. The bulk of cases are clustered in Manchester, Derry, Nashua, and Salem.
513 now recovered; more than 12,000 test negative; Gov. Sununu files motion to dismiss lawsuit; and 540,000 masks arrive in New Hampshire.
Plus: 78 more positive infections announced; business group urges cautious reopening; food pantry donation; PRIDE event postponed.
Update: 3 more deaths announced; nearly 13,000 tested; more hospitals get stabilization funds; and $2M in mental health grants lined up.
Update: 71 new positive cases; banks say they can help even when fed cash runs out; politicos on both sides challenge governor's authority.
56 of 1,055 people test positive for new coronavirus at Concord Hospital; 1,100 new tests ordered; area food pantries get tons of food.
Plus: 53 more patients have the new coronavirus; 11K test negative; booze raffled to help restaurant workers; Democrats attack governor.
Mary Vigeant was named nurse practitioner of the year by the New Hampshire State Nurse Practitioners.
30% of infected are health care workers; candidate calls for morally-grounded stim spending; Discovery Center has activities; beware scams.
The state for the first time released age groups of those impacted.
Update: 985 are coronavirus positive while 239 recovered; school psychologist creates social distancing parody video; loans save 11K jobs.
Nearly 10,000 Granite Staters test negative; nine communities have 20 to 50+ positive patients; several cases remain under investigation.
Update: 9,608 negative cases; 262 child care programs started; 175,000 masks being delivered; Seacoast parking bans; possible Concord death.