Gov. Chris Sununu

Sunday’s Cup race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, one of the largest sporting events in the region, will look different to NASCAR fans as part of the state’s measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. “We want to make sure we’re welcoming fans to the race, but also keeping them safe,” New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu said in...

As coronavirus numbers decline in New Hampshire, more restrictions are being eased for some businesses. During a news conference Thursday, Gov. Chris Sununu said beginning Monday, June 29, hotels, lodging and campgrounds in the Granite State will be able to operate at 100% capacity. They have been allowed to be open for more than three weeks but at decreased capacity….

Gov. Chris Sununu announced Tuesday the allocation of additional CARES Act funds to help New Hampshire’s children, veterans, and residents suffering from mental health and substance abuse amid the coronavirus pandemic. Using funds from the federal CARES Act, $5 million will go towards youth-focused programs, $6 million towards SUD/mental health programs, and $7 million for Veteran’s assistance, Sununu said. “No…

Days after announcing plans for Stay at Home 2.0, New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu announced the allocation of $40 million in aid for communities across the state dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. During his daily news conference Monday, Sununu said the Governor’s Office for Emergency Relief and Recovery will disperse CARES Act emergency relief funds to communities, organizations and businesses…

Hundreds of protesters descended on the New Hampshire capital on Saturday to protest restrictions on movement and businesses prompted by the COVID-19 outbreak that is sweeping the state, the nation and the world. “Let’s go back to business,” said JR Hoell, treasurer of Re-open NH. “Let’s open up New Hampshire!” The crowd was larger than a similar protest two...

New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu announced Friday he is extending the state’s stay-at-home advisory through the end of May, but making it more flexible for some Granite Staters. The order extends the state’s stay-at-home and non-essential business orders to May 31 amid the coronavirus outbreak. The previous orders were set to expire on May 4. “The people of New Hampshire…

New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu said the future of the state’s stay-at-home and non-essential business orders will be decided later this week. The current orders expire on May 4. During his news conference on Wednesday, Sununu said he would make an announcement Friday on both orders in coordination with the Governor’s Economic Reopening Taskforce. “We are looking to flex...