Jessica Kisluk is a Digital Editor at WMUR, a local news station in New Hampshire. With a background as a former MMJ and Anchor, Jessica brings her expertise in reporting and storytelling to her role. She is passionate about covering local news and events in the Manchester area, and her work has also been featured in other news outlets such as WCVB Channel 5, WXII 12 Triad CW, and KOCO 5.
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Jessica Kisluk predominantly covers local news in New Hampshire, with a focus on police investigations, events, natural disasters and crime. She also has an emphasis on government & politics and family & relationships.
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By: Jessica Kisluk
The woman charged in connection to a Salem carjacking has been indicted.
By: Jessica Kisluk
Maine State Police said they believe a man wanted for murder may have left the state.
Some Granite Staters and people around the world are counting down the days until the total solar eclipse crosses the U.S. in 2024.
Across the Granite State, people are getting ready to ring in 2024.
Interstate 93 southbound in Meredith closed around 5 p.m. Sunday due to a crash.
Folks in Seabrook took a polar plunge on this New Year’s Eve.
By: Jessica Kisluk
Sunday is the final day that the charitable casino owned by former state Sen. Andy Sanborn will be running.
By: Jessica Kisluk
A Farmington police officer is OK after a head-on collision on New Year's Eve.
A new New Hampshire Supreme Court Associate Justice was sworn in on Tuesday and will begin hearing arguments Wednesday.
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