Monica Hernandez

3 weeks ago | wmur.com | Monica Hernandez

MANUFACTURING. IN WASHINGTON, CHRISTOPHER SALAS. OKAY, SO WITH ALL OF THAT, FINANCIAL ADVISOR PAUL LANE FROM ARMSTRONG ADVISORY GROUP IS WITH US NOW. HI, PAUL. THANKS FOR COMING IN. IT’S GREAT TO SEE YOU. THE MARKET CLEARLY RESPONDING HERE TO THE TARIFF ANNOUNCEMENT AS OF YESTERDAY. SEEMS LIKE A LOT OF UNCERTAINTY. WE KNOW THE MARKETS DO NOT LIKE UNCERTAINTY. SO WHAT ARE SOME OF THE MEASURES THAT MIGHT NAIL DOWN LESS UNCERTAINTY, AT LEAST IN THE SHORT TERM?

3 weeks ago | wmur.com | Monica Hernandez

When it comes to careers in construction, women are widely under-represented, but one Manchester nonprofit organization is working to show girls that they can do it, too. The National Association of Home Builders says women make up just 10% of the work force, but Girls at Work is showing girls interested in construction that they have a place in the industry. "I love it here, because we get to build a lot of things and meet new people," said Priyana Magar, 9, a third grader at Gossler Park School.

3 weeks ago | wmur.com | Monica Hernandez

ON 107 IN EAST AT DEPOT ROAD. THERE WERE IMPROVEMENTS ON THE STOCK MARKET TODAY, WITH THE DOW JONES UP MORE THAN 400 POINTS AHEAD OF PRESIDENT TRUMP’S TARIFFS TAKING EFFECT ON WEDNESDAY. THIS COMES AFTER WEEKS OF LOSSES. MIKE ARMSTRONG, PRESIDENT OF THE ARMSTRONG ADVISORY GROUP, JOINS US LIVE NOW. AND MIKE, THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE. WE WANT TO JUMP RIGHT INTO THE QUESTIONS. SO WHAT MIGHT IT SIGNAL THAT THE DOW MADE A BOUNCE BACK TODAY AFTER OPENING IN THE RED THIS MORNING. YEAH.

1 month ago | wmur.com | Monica Hernandez

AT 730 STARTS RIGHT NOW? BREAKING NEWS NOW AT 730. THE TWO STUCK NASA ASTRONAUTS ARE BACK FROM THEIR EXTENDED TRIP TO THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION. THEY SAFELY SPLASHED DOWN OFF THE COAST OF FLORIDA. GOOD EVENING. I’M TOM GARRETT, AND I’M MARISSA TANSINO. THE CREW IS NOW OUT OF THE DRAGON CAPSULE AND WILL BE HEADING TO HOUSTON, TEXAS TONIGHT. MONICA HERNANDEZ IS HERE WITH MORE ON THE RETURN TO EARTH. STUCK IN SPACE NO MORE. THE CREW IS BACK ON EARTH.

1 month ago | wmur.com | Monica Hernandez

With every stitch, a group of women who meet in Manchester each week knit together a community while helping others. The group, known as Knitting Sisters, is a bright spot every week for the older women from mostly African countries who now live in New Hampshire. "We are taking care of each other," said Aziza Ali, the elderly program coordinator for Victory Women of Vision, the organization that runs the program.