NH Healthcare System Ranks Third in Nation; Reproductive Health and Medical Debt Major Issues
A study released June 22 deemed New Hampshire as the third best performing state in healthcare in the nation, ranking […]
Unemployment Rates Low but Education, Healthcare Still Facing Worker Shortage
The latest U.S. Bureau of Labor report for May 2022 shows New Hampshire’s unemployment rate was 2.1 percent, ranking fourth
New strategies hope to build trust and reach the vaccine-hesitant
“What we noticed within the community is, honestly, people seem fatigued of hearing about Covid,” said Iliana Barreto, a community
Year End Recap: NHLN Opinion+
What a great year 2021 has been for New Hampshire Latino News (NHLN) Opinion+, we spoke to new guests and
Undocumented Immigrants: essential for work, excluded from relief
Sitting on the stairs at the entrance of a building – shy look, short black hair, a tired tone of
NHLN Opinion+: Moira O’Neill
The State of NH Office of the Child Advocate on the disproportionate incarceration of Latinx youth
State Representative Perez on COVID-19: “Hospitals are overwhelmed”
Add State Representative Maria Perez of Milford to the growing list of people concerned with New Hampshire hospitals’ ability to
NHLN Opinion+: Dr. Susan Huard
Chancellor of the community college system, NH on challenges students who are essential workers
NHLN Opinion+: Mark Doyle
Director of Emergency Services and Communication in NH on mental health emergency calls
Latino tenants vulnerable as housing protection comes to an end
A federal freeze on most evictions enacted last year is scheduled to expire July 31. The moratorium, put in place
Health experts pivot game plan as state-run vaccination sites close
Nearly 60-percent of New Hampshire residents have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine; a feat credited to
After an Anxiety-Filled Year, I’m So Relieved to Be Fully Vaccinated
I think everyone can agree that the last year has been, to put it bluntly, the absolute worst. For months