Kristen Carosa
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Boston, MA, United States
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New report shows the pandemic led to sharp decline in female employment
The deputy commissioner of New Hampshire Employment Security said the largest drop in labor force participation among women was those ages 25-34 and there are reasons why this happened. → Read More
As Granite Staters seek relief from heat at beach, lifeguards warn of cold water
As temperatures soared into the 90s Monday, lifeguards at Hampton Beach warned about the danger of hypothermia because water temperatures were in the low 50s. → Read More
Hampton Beach lifeguards warn about dangers of cold water
With high temperatures expected for the next several days, lifeguards at Hampton Beach said they're focused on making sure people stay safe. → Read More
Cause of fatal Northwood fire under investigation
Northwood Fire Chief Mark Tetreault said that when firefighters arrived, two people were outside the home at 121 First New Hampshire Turnpike, but one person was still inside. → Read More
4-year-old boy allegedly shot by BB gun in Concord
Concord police are investigating an incident on Tremont Street where a mother said someone shot her 4-year-old son with a BB gun from 25 feet away. → Read More
COVID-19 testing, vaccinations at several medical facilities being scaled back as demand decreases
As vaccination and testing rates decline, some New Hampshire hospitals have adjusted how they deliver those services to their communities. → Read More
Travel agents see significant increase in travelers booking trips
More people have begun to travel again, but some of the major airlines are facing staffing shortages and have canceled flights. → Read More
Man killed in Manchester motorcycle crash honored in Bedford
A man who died in a motorcycle accident in Manchester over the weekend was honored in Bedford on Tuesday, the loss was felt in many people's lives. → Read More
American Airlines cancels hundreds of flights, Manchester-Boston Regional monitoring situation
Staffing shortages combined with increased travel demand have prompted American Airlines to cancel hundreds of flights this summer. → Read More
Zhukovskyy defense attorneys appeal denial of evidentiary hearing
Defense lawyers for a man accused of causing a crash that killed seven motorcyclists in 2019 are asking for an evidentiary hearing regarding bail before the case heads to trial. → Read More
Defense lawyers for Zhukovskyy want evidentiary hearing before trial
Lawyers for Volodymyr Zhukovskyy said their client was denied a hearing two years ago. → Read More
Granite Staters urged to give blood during critical shortage
There is an urgent need for blood donations in New Hampshire, with supplies critically low, according to the state hospitals and the Red Cross. → Read More
Donations needed as blood supplies critically low
Officials said a large number of donations are needed to help keep hospitals prepared. → Read More
Insanity defense planned for Laconia man charged with murder
Attorneys for a 23-year-old Laconia man charged with first-degree murder plan to use insanity as a defense. → Read More
Lawyers for man facing first-degree murder charge plan insanity defense
Attorneys for a 23-year-old Laconia man charged with first-degree murder plan to use insanity as a defense. → Read More
Schools offer help to students struggling with return to classroom
As the school year winds down, districts across New Hampshire are rethinking their summer programming as students prepare for the next school year, in large part because of the social and emotional issues many students are facing after enduring a pandemic year. → Read More
Consumer prices rise as supplies remain constrained
Consumer prices are rising as the U.S. experiences its biggest 12-month inflation spike since 2008. → Read More
Inflation spikes as demand surges before supply recovers
Inflation is affecting gas stations, supermarkets and more, and experts said there is good and bad news on the way. → Read More
Shortage of mental health services continues in New Hampshrie
There continues to be a shortage of mental health services across New Hampshire at a time when more people are seeking help. → Read More
Nonprofit hopes to use horses to help boost mental health of people of all ages
A man from Maine hopes horses can help improve their mental health and is bringing his idea to New Hampshire. → Read More