Amy Coveno is a reporter and weekend anchor for WMUR-TV in New Hampshire. With a focus on local news, Amy covers a wide range of topics including weather, crime, and community events. Her work has also been featured on WKYT-TV.
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Amy Coveno's coverage focuses on local news in New Hampshire, particularly crime, law enforcement, weather-related incidents such as power outages and airport delays. She also covers legal policy regulations and government announcements related to these topics.
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The move comes after a number of assaults on staff members were reported in recent weeks.
By: Amy Coveno
New Hampshire health officials said Monday that a teenager who injured two staff members at Hampstead Hospital over the weekend has been moved to an out-of-state facility.
By: Amy Coveno
New Hampshire's child advocate visited Hampstead Hospital on Tuesday after numerous reports of staff assaults that she said she only learned about through reporting by News 9 Investigates.
Child advocate Cassandra Sanchez said that overall, the visit to the state's only psychiatric hospital for children and youth was good.
By: Amy Coveno
The town of Hampstead is working to address increasing pressure on local police and fire departments as calls to Hampstead Hospital increase.
News 9 Investigates obtained data that shows the company running the psychiatric hospital for children and young adults only reported 22% of the actual calls for service to the facility last year.
By: Amy Coveno
After Adam Montgomery skipped his own murder trial, prosecutors are working to ensure that he will be in the courtroom when he's sentenced for killing his daughter, Harmony.
Prosecutors said a law that has been in effect since 2016 should compel Montgomery to appear for his sentencing.
New Hampshire's Division of Children, Youth and Families is named in a lawsuit filed by grandparents who said they never got a chance to meet their granddaughter.
After 16 and a half years of waking up Granite Staters on the weekends and covering some of the biggest stories in the state, Amy Coveno signed off the air for the final time Sunday.
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