Katherine Underwood is a journalist for New England Cable News (NECN) and WMUR-TV, focusing on local news in New Hampshire, particularly in the Hampton area. She covers a range of topics including crime, housing market trends, social issues, and local events. Katherine is dedicated to providing accurate and informative news to the community she serves.
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Manchester, New Hampshire, United States (Local)
Katherine Underwood's coverage primarily focuses on local news concerning crime, family & relationships, and the housing market in New Hampshire. She also covers a wide range of topics including politics, sports, nonprofit organizations, weather conditions, opioid addiction among others.
Given her focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and housing market trends in New Hampshire, she may be interested in pitches that provide exclusive insights into ongoing investigations or developments within these areas. Additionally, she might appreciate access to experts or individuals directly involved in these matters for interviews.
As Katherine's geographic focus is predominantly local (New Hampshire), pitches should ideally offer relevant perspectives or resources within this region.
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By: Katherine Underwood
A New Hampshire teenager has become a successful business owner before graduating high school.
The total solar eclipse on April 8 could have quite an effect on wildlife in New Hampshire.
The midday darkness will be fascinating for people but confusing for animals whose behaviors are dictated by daylight and darkness.
Town leaders in Colebrook and Pittsburg said they're ready for anything, from emergency situations to deadlocked traffic.
By: Katherine Underwood
New Hampshire's North Country is preparing for an influx of visitors for next month's solar eclipse, but just how many visitors remains a mystery.
By: Katherine Underwood
Some say every eclipse signifies a new beginning.
Eye doctors are urging people to take all necessary precautions when they head out to see Monday's total solar eclipse, warning that they could otherwise face lifelong vision damage.
By: Katherine Underwood
Dr. Melissa Wong, of New Hampshire Eye Associates, said she's no stranger to the excitement of a solar eclipse.
By: Katherine Underwood
Some consider it the oldest parental abduction case in the country, and the search for a Rochester real estate broker and his two young sons who went missing in 1986 is still ongoing.
By: Katherine Underwood
Every year, hundreds of New Hampshire residents are cremated, and their remains sit, unclaimed by family or friends, in funeral homes and crematoriums across the state. In recent years, the amount of taxpayer dollars used to fund those cremations has steadily increased.
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