Kelly O'Brien is a multimedia journalist for WMUR-TV, focusing on local news in Manchester, New Hampshire. With a passion for investigative reporting and community storytelling, Kelly covers a wide range of topics including crime, politics, and natural disasters. She is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the residents of New Hampshire.
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Kelly O'Brien's reporting primarily focuses on local news in New Hampshire, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and family & relationships. She frequently covers government announcements, legal policy regulation, and topics such as fire departments, flooding, electricity grid, police matters, health officials' actions, home heating issues among others.
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A piece of heavy machinery was involved in an incident on the Seacoast while being transported, sending one person to a hospital.
By: Kelly O'Brien
A Seabrook Department of Public Works employee facing criminal charges after an audit showed missing funds appeared before a judge Thursday morning in Hampton.
Work is underway in Rye to make repairs from storm damage last year as another winter approaches.
Fire officials said it had spread into two separate fires but was 75% contained by Tuesday evening.
By: Kelly O'Brien
The alleged victim at the center of the criminal trial of a former employee of the Youth Development Center stormed out of the courtroom Wednesday as he was being cross-examined.
New Hampshire State Police said I-95 was shut down for five hours after the multi-vehicle crash.
Fatal crashes among young drivers are on the rise in New Hampshire and nationwide.
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