Jenna Wise is a Dayside Crime and Public Safety Reporter at PennLive. She specializes in crime and justice, public security, and the judicial system, focusing on holding authorities accountable and addressing central Pennsylvania's public safety issues. Jenna's work has been featured in notable publications including The Scranton Times-Tribune, Government Technology, and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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Harrisburg, United States (Local)
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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.
Pitches should offer timely information that adds depth to developing stories Jenna has covered previously. This could include exclusive interviews with relevant individuals involved in these ongoing events or unique insights into the local law enforcement response.
Given her specific geographic focus on Harrisburg and central Pennsylvania, sources who can provide localized perspectives or firsthand accounts of events occurring within this region are more likely to capture Jenna’s attention.
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By: Jenna Wise
The Harrisburg man is accused of raping dancers in 2022 and earlier this month.
Lee Brown, 40, appeared in a York County courtroom Monday.
By: Jenna Wise
A passerby found the dead man in the woods on Sunday morning in Adams County.
By: Jenna Wise
Murder charges were filed under seal earlier this year in the 2024 killing.
The car she was riding in lost control while going around a bend Wednesday night, crossing into the truck's path.
He was one of three people injured in the July 18 crash.
A 22-year-old man died in a rollover crash last month in Franklin County
By: Jenna Wise
The man and two others escaped two submerged vehicles and told a rescuer not to call 911.
A 16-year-old boy died on Sunday after falling up to a dozen feet in his family's Lancaster County barn.
By: Jenna Wise
He fell 8 to 12 feet through a hay hole in his family's barn.
