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The jury hearing domestic violence charges against former state senator Jeffrey Woodburn found him guilty of four counts and not guilty on five charges, all misdemeanors, after deliberating Thursday for less than three hours in Coos County Superior Court.
Gov. Chris Sununu announced an executive order to deal with the state’s mental health emergency room crisis in New Hampshire where patients are being housed for an indefinite period of time without evaluation and a plan for walk-in vaccination sites beginning May 17.
On Thursday, the New Hampshire Senate approved several bills to expand school choice for parents and allow public money to pay tuition at religious schools.
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 222 new positive test results for COVID-19 and four deaths Thursday.
Former state senator Jeffrey Woodburn took the witness stand again Wednesday in his domestic violence trial detailing for the first time incidents in which he claims his former fiancée Emily Jacobs used physical violence against him.
The state Department of Health and Human Services announced 174 new positive test results for COVID-19 and four deaths Wednesday.
Today, a new and temporary program to help people pay for access to broadband internet service from home is being launched nationally.
While an advisory committee is expected to take up the FDA’s emergency authorization of a COVID-19 vaccine for the nation’s teenagers, the state is preparing for the administration of shots at schools and at the state’s approved sites.
Former state senator Jeffrey Woodburn got his chance after three years to take the witness stand Tuesday to tell his side of the domestic violence allegations against him.