Saturday, April 24, 7:01 p.m.
State health officials announced one additional COVID-19 death Saturday. The Department of Health and Human Services said a woman from Rockingham County, who was younger than 60, died due to the virus.
The state reported 334 new cases, 3,157 active infections, and 103 residents hospitalized on April 24.
Since the pandemic began, New Hampshire has recorded 1,282 COVID-19 deaths and confirmed 93,542 coronavirus cases.
- NHPR Staff
Update: Saturday, April 24, 8:03 a.m.
Another mass vaccination clinic will be held at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Saturday, but it is limited to those who had received their first doses there on March 27 and 28.
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Courts gradually expanding operations
Update: Friday, April 23, 1:01 p.m.
Courts in New Hampshire will be gradually expanding in-person operations to the public, starting with the state Supreme Court, which is allowing the public to its clerk s office and law library as of April 27.
In person oral arguments at the court will resume on May 5.
At the superior court, in-person hearings will be expanded. They will include suppression; contested pleas, sentencings, and violations of probation; drug court termination hearings; contested civil hearings; and bench trials.
The circuit court will resume in-person final hearings in domestic violence or stalking cases and in adjudicatory hearings in abuse and neglect cases.
Update: Friday, April 23, 5:09 p.m.
State health officials announced two additional COVID-19 deaths Friday: a man from Strafford County and a woman from Sullivan County. Both residents were older than 60.
The state reported 377 new coronavirus cases, with 85 individuals younger than 18.
There are 108 patients hospitalized due to the virus and the state is monitoring 3,198 active infections statewide.
- NHPR Staff
Update: Friday, April 23, 1:01 p.m.
Courts in New Hampshire will be gradually expanding in-person operations to the public, starting with the state Supreme Court, which is allowing the public to its clerk s office and law library as of April 27.
In person oral arguments at the court will resume on May 5.