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NH Health

A top inhaler for children was discontinued. Families and doctors are scrambling to fill the gap.

Some pediatricians say they’ve seen an increase in asthma-related hospitalizations and deaths. Families are facing drug shortages and increased costs as they try to get the inhalers their children need.

A Boston TV weather power couple jumps to the smaller screen
Matt and Danielle Noyes have launched 1Degree Outside, an app- and internet-based forecasting site focusing on New England.

PARENTING UNFILTERED
How parents can support LGBTQ+ youth in an often hostile world
We spoke with Michelle Wiener, director of program development and impact at BAGLY, about what she’d like families to know about coming out and being supportive in 2024.

When and where to celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride Month in New Hampshire

NH CRIMENew Hampshire attorney general says fatal killing of Manchester man by police was legally justified
The report concludes that the 26-year-old victim’s conduct could reasonably interpreted as defiant and threatening.

BUSINESS
‘Ride or be left behind.’ Who came to New Hampshire’s iconic annual motorcycle rally?
Laconia Motorcycle Week attracts around 300,000 people each year. They ride bikes, visit vendors, and boost the local economy. Here’s a glimpse at who came and why on the event’s 101st anniversary.

HEALTH
Johnson & Johnson settlement includes $14.5m for Mass., $6m for N.H., nearly $7m for R.I.
The awards are part of a $700 million nationwide settlement over the company’s talcum powder products.

Globe Magazine
In New England, a tree-killing worm may spell the end of autumn’s yellow hues
As a parasite infects beech forests in the Eastern United States, a team of researchers is trying to fight back — before it’s too late.

Here’s where the Atlantic hurricane season stands right now. Will June stay quiet for long?
Here's the current state of the tropics as the first month of the Atlantic hurricane season unfolds.

Latest Sports News

On and off the court, the Celtics’ indispensable Jrue Holiday is guided by his faith

Game 69: Phillies at Red Sox lineups and notes

‘We can’t relax’: The Celtics nearly let Game 3 slip away, and they don’t intend to make that mistake again

More New Hampshire news

POLITICS

Is N.H. the most difficult state for young people to register to vote?

High school students are hosting voter registration drives to make it easier for their peers to participate. Experts who have studied other states say N.H. makes it hard, but the state’s top election official disagrees.

NH CRIME

Charges dropped against one UNH student, but not the other 11 people arrested at pro-Palestinian encampment

The university president and police chief were urged to drop the charges against the student because he had been “mistaken for a protester” when he was arrested, according to records obtained by the Globe.

GLOBE NH | MORNING REPORT

Marty the Moose is making his way from N.H. to D.C.

The life-sized, realistic-looking stuffed animal has made waves during his annual visit to Senator Jeanne Shaheen’s office before

Pamela Smart, serving life, accepts responsibility for her husband’s 1990 killing for the first time

Smart, who had plotted with her teenage student to have her husband killed in 1990, made the admission in a videotaped statement as part of her latest sentence reduction request.

POLITICS

Pride celebrated in New Hampshire amid optimism and clouds of uncertainty

The identities of LGBTQ people, particularly for those who are transgender or nonbinary, continue to be the subject of political storms locally and beyond.

Globe NH | Morning Report

N.H. Candidate for governor’s latest TV ad: ‘I grew up on shaky ground’

Cinde Warmington is so far the only New Hampshire gubernatorial candidate to buy ad time from WMUR this cycle

WORKING ARTIST

Photographer turns subjects into life-sized ‘American Girl’ dolls, with an Indigenous twist

Given historic power dynamics in the representation of Native people, collaboration is essential.

ENVIRONMENT

N.H. is home to an international alarm system made of trees

Sentinel gardens in the US, Sweden, China, and Italy were meant to detect pests or pathogens that could pose a threat to forests at home in an experiment that was like an international exchange for trees.

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SPOtLIGHT
A celebrated surgeon, a trail of secrets and death
Dr. Yvon Baribeau set a record for malpractice settlements, and many colleagues tried desperately to stop him. But hospital executives let him go on and on.

Part 2: A crisis of conscience, with lives on the lineChronology: What the public didn’t know about Dr. Yvon BaribeauNew Hampshire keeps patients in the dark about their doctors’ malpractice, disciplinary recordsBrother of patient who died at New Hampshire hospital slams state regulatorsN.H. licensing agency launches investigation into former administrators at Catholic Medical CenterMore from this Spotlight investigation

INVESTIGATION
Nine key takeaways from the Globe's Pulitzer Prize-winning investigation, Blind Spot
The Globe uncovered the hidden dangers on America’s roads, and how the government fails to protect drivers.