Kelly O'Brien is a Seacoast Bureau Reporter at WMUR-TV. With a strong background in reporting, photography, and content creation, she focuses on diverse topics such as travel and tourism, public security, and agriculture, showcasing her versatility in multimedia journalism. Kelly O'Brien has been featured in WCVB Channel 5, WMTW-TV, WMUR-TV, KMBC 9, Forbes, WISN-TV, and KAKE.
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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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Businesses on the Seacoast said wildfire smoke blowing in from Canada has not hurt business over the past few days.
By: Kelly O'Brien
The White House has released documents it claims show examples of voter registration system breaches, and New Hampshire appears in the papers.
By: Kelly O'Brien
Granite Staters can expect a change in their electric bills starting Aug. 1 as companies adjust their energy supply rates.
By: Kelly O'Brien
"People see that we've only been open for three months, but the journey started much earlier than that”
Questions surrounding funding for the war in Iran continue on Capitol Hill, with U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-New Hampshire, engaging in a contentious line of questioning this week with Defense Secretary Peter Hegseth.
A statewide petition is being circulated to ask that New Hampshire law enforcement agencies end their enrollment in a program that works with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
A nonprofit organization on the Seacoast is working to help veterans make sure they have a roof over their heads.
It has been nearly a month since a Massachusetts couple were shot and seriously injured at Hampton Beach, and police said the victims are still recovering.
The trial of a Massachusetts woman facing charges for killing her three children has put a focus on postpartum psychosis, the condition her attorneys say she was suffering from.
By: Kelly O'Brien
At least a dozen states are now investigating possible hacks into water systems, but there have been no indications of similar attacks in New Hampshire.
