Good morning, Nashua.

Consumers in Nashua can lower their streaming, cellphone, and internet bills using tips from Consumer Reports.

They advise calling providers for possible 10%-20% discounts, bundling services and using autopay to save up to $10 per phone line + canceling unused subscriptions.

The state Senate approved open-enrollment legislation on Thursday to let parents send their children to any public school, fast-tracking a similar policy that expands school choice statewide.

An interactive map now shows snowfall totals across New Hampshire for Jan.

25-27 after a heavy storm left Newton with 23.6 inches of snow — crews are still clearing roads along the seacoast.

Thursday morning, the state Senate approved an amendment that allows public school events (including sports) to be recorded without explicit parental consent.

The fix addresses confusion from a strict interpretation of the parental bill of rights and will take effect once signed by the governor.

Dr. Sara Crockett of Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center warned residents not to eat snow because it may be contaminated from air pollutants (snow crystallizes as a filter for contaminants) and urged the community to enjoy winter activities safely.

The Vermont Health Department is investigating a Legionnaires' disease outbreak in Windsor that has resulted in 6 confirmed cases + 1 death at Cedar Hill Continuing Care Community.

It has alerted local New Hampshire health providers to watch for symptoms.

During Hot Chocolate Week, The Spot Eatery in Hooksett offers hot chocolate flights with names honoring local icons like Fritz Wetherbee & Common Man Roadside features a popular s'mores mix with whipped cream and chocolate drizzle.

Families and friends can sample creative flavors to warm up winter days.

MDES PTO Comedy Show Fundraiser

7-9 p.m. — Nashua High School South Auditorium — Tickets available — Enjoy an evening of clean comedy for a great cause at this Parents' Night Out.