Jenna Wise is a Breaking News/Trending Reporter for PennLive.com, focusing on local news in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. With a background in journalism, Jenna covers a wide range of topics including crime, accidents, community events, and human interest stories, providing timely and accurate information to the readers.
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Jenna's focus is predominantly on local news, particularly crime-related incidents and accidents in the Harrisburg area. Given her emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news, she would likely be most responsive to pitches regarding ongoing developments or immediate updates related to crime incidents, accidents, or other local events within Pennsylvania.
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A Wednesday morning incident involving police has shut down part of Chambersburg.
By: Jenna Wise
| A group of people protesting Luigi Mangione's arrest in connection with the killing of UnitedHealthCare's CEO gathered Thursday morning
By: Jenna Wise
A man raped a woman while staying in her Harrisburg apartment building last month in a violent attack that sent her to a hospital for days, police said in court documents.
Police believe a silver SUV with tinted windows crashed into a pedestrian Thursday morning in Franklin County.
By: Jenawise, Jenna Wise
Facebook messages and Cashapp records linked the men before the August overdose in Franklin County, police said.
By: Zahriah Balentine, Zbalentine, Jenna Wise, Jenawise
Camp Hill police are at the scene of the Thursday morning crash.
The crash and a related gas leak shut down the residential area late Thursday morning.
By: Jenna Wise, Jenawise
Lamont Jones made the announcement in a news release Thursday saying it was time for "a new era."
By: Jenawise, Jenna Wise
Police said the standoff was unrelated to a fatal shooting in Chambersburg that happened about a half hour after the standoff ended.
By: Jenawise, Jenna Wise
Four of the killings were ruled self-defense and five homicides had gang ties, police said.
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