Isabel Litterst is a television news reporter based in Savannah, Georgia. She has a strong focus on local news and has written for various news outlets including News 12, Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc., WCIV, WTVC-TV NewsChannel9, and WFLA. Isabel covers a wide range of topics including community events, crime, transportation, and human interest stories.
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A New Hampshire worker who was seriously injured during a super move woke up Friday from a two-and-a-half-week medically induced coma.
The snow and wintry mix moving through New Hampshire on Monday are leading to traffic slowdowns. The snow is limiting visibility and causing roads to be slippery.
The town of Warren has allocated nearly $140,000 this year for its contract with Warren-Wentworth Ambulance Services.
By: Isabel Litterst
A New Hampshire worker who was seriously injured during a super move woke up Friday from a two-and-a-half-week medically induced coma.Mike Papagno, 33, was an electrician working to move a large piece of equipment last month when he accidentally came into contact with a power line."He remembers everything right up until he was put to sleep. So we were kind of hoping he would forget," said Mike Papagno's brother, Matt Papagno.Mike Papagno is recovering from third-degree burns on more than half his body. "It's so overwhelming to wake up, you know, you kind of lay down a healthy 33-year-old man and wake up in this position," Matt Papagno said.Despite his injuries, Mike Papagno is said to be in good spirits. "He's a really funny person, just a really big spirit, big personality. And despite all these challenges, after being with him today, that has for sure not changed," Matt Papagno said.On Sunday, Matt Papagno said his brother had a good day, making jokes and staying positive."Mostly today it was joking about how he wants to do more and eat and drink, and he can't do that just yet. So he's trying to bribe nurses to get Coca-Cola or Corona," Matt Papagno said.Mike Papagno's positive attitude is in large part due to the outpouring of support from people all over."He just didn't think that many people in the world would think of him in that situation. And so, I think it's all been really positive for him the last couple days," Matt Papagno said. The Papagno family has also received support online through a GoFundMe campaign, which has raised $185,000 so far.
By: Isabel Litterst, Luigi Mangione, Wxii Winston-Salem
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Hundreds of people attended a military funeral service Tuesday in Boscawen for a World War II veteran who had no known living family.
By: Isabel Litterst
An electrician in New Hampshire has woken up from a two-and-a-half-week medically induced coma.
By: Isabel Litterst
MANCHESTER, N.H. (WMUR) - An electrician in New Hampshire has woken up from a two-and-a-half-week medically induced coma.
Eversource customers could see lower rates in 2025 if new electric supply rates are approved by the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission.
Common Man for Ukraine wrapped up its second Christmas convoy, partnering with people in Poland to deliver aid and gifts to Ukrainian villages.
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