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Environmentalists argue Covid less likely to spread via surfaces
A review of the bills that actually made it through
Revenue and workforce worries top the list, and some fear they won’t stay open after Covid
State’s employment situation looks mixed in latest statistics
On call with Shaheen, advocates voice strong concerns over expiring housing supports
June’s 81 is lowest number for the month since 1988
SBA reveals names of firms that got largest amounts
SELF fund to offer grants to state’s smallest business owners
Continuing claims drop 7.3%; new claims decline 10.6%
Governor unveils rules for new Housing Assistance Program
Minimum wage hike fails to garner two-thirds, but prescription drug-related package gain wide support
Program still has $135 billion remaining for businesses
Program seeks to aid businesses left out of other Covid assistance efforts
17.3% drop reported, but still over 5,000 new claims were filed
Main Street program opened up to self-employed Granite Staters
But industry bristles at continued social distancing requirements
They call for removal of capacity limits, social distancing requirements
What happens after the billions in federal Covid assistance are gone?
But number of people collecting benefits falls below 100,000
But demand remained strong as median sale price rose 6.6%
Watered-down measure offers ‘baseline protections’
Governor says measure would ‘destroy’ state’s unemployment program
Panel votes for full occupancy for retailers, begins discussion on large gatherings
Following outcry by victims, officials change mind on allowing home confinement
Panel told that unemployment taxes are going to rise, but expanded benefits would speed up process
Shaheen seeks more federal aid for smallest businesses
Measure is aimed at maintaining limits on evictions and foreclosures
Home confinement awaits man behind massive FRM fraud
But some sectors are reopening more strongly than others
Final application process ends June 12 for $400 million program
Application, rules still being worked in for program to aid small businesses
Fourth quarter looks weaker as well, company reports
76 May filings are 59% fewer than last year
Cate Street Capital Inc. files for liquidation following judgment in Maine
Main Street Relief Fund aims to distribute $400 million in grants to Granite State companies
Firms with employees who can’t social distance will have access to free tests
Class action suit in Concord federal court heads toward September trials
Panel also weighs rules for beaches, massage services, tattoos and movie theaters
Company is ‘really well-positioned’ as more firms move to remote working, says CEO
Weekly total brings number of claims since March to 190,000
274 more loans approved and some loans have already been paid back or canceled
‘Frustrating’ delay adds to growing fears among industry
Newly announced Main Street Fund designed to ‘empower small business owners to make decisions for themselves’
As NH slowly emerges from shutdown, not every business and not all customers are ready to follow
Restaurants, retail remain hardest-hit sectors
Governor’s task force also draws up rules for attractions, fitness and performing arts centers
Industry leaders to discuss strategies as state begins to reopen
As of May 8, there was still $120 billion left in program
3,300 New Hampshire businesses have received grants through federal assistance program, but second round of funding hasn’t been tapped yet
20% income increase reported as sales rise by 7.8%
‘Effective’ tariff rate slowing consumer spending, economist says
Rate has ticked up to 3% after hovering around 2% for two years
The Hannah Grimes Center in Keene received $350K to support Monadnock Region microenterprises with training, mentorship, and small business growth.
Beyond beaches and seafood, NH’s 18-mile coast powers a thriving economy with tourism, marine industries, innovation, and global trade.
The Trump administration’s Department of Justice is suing New Hampshire Secretary of State Dave Scanlan, arguing he is illegally withholding the state’s voter file from federal officials.
The Veterans Affairs Healthcare System celebrated the completion of a $16 million, 24,000-square-foot renovation of a medical surgical unit at the White River Junction VA Medical Center. The upgrade aims to provide accessible, modern health care for veterans, and make…
The NH Supreme Court ruled a firefighter’s spouse may file an independent workers’ comp death benefits claim, even if the worker’s own claim was denied.
Easterseals Military & Veterans Campus includes affordable housing, a conference center and a hub for nonprofits
Remote work is now a permanent part of New Hampshire’s economy. About 16 percent of workers age 16 or older, or about 121,000 people, worked from home in 2024. That’s down from the pandemic peak of 19.3 percent in 2021, but still more than double the pre-pandemic rate of 7.3 percent in 2019.