Marissa Tansino is a journalist based in Manchester, New Hampshire. She writes for WMUR-TV and her work has also appeared on WCVB Channel 5. Marissa covers a range of local news topics, including community events, politics, and breaking news stories in the Manchester area.
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Manchester, New Hampshire, United States (Local)
Marissa Tansino's coverage primarily focuses on local news, especially government and politics in New Hampshire. She seems to value expert commentary and evolving stories, indicating a preference for pitches that offer insightful analysis or cover ongoing developments.
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By: Marissa Tansino
UnitedHealth says a substantial amount of American may have been impacted.
By: Marissa Tansino
The Claremont City Council voted Wednesday night to remove a man from multiple committees after years-old allegations came to light.
By: Marissa Tansino
A non-profit organization in Nashua has been awarded $2.2 million to address chronic and youth homelessness in New Hampshire.
The Meredith Police Department is investigating after thousands of dollars was stolen from an American Legion.
More than a dozen members of the New Hampshire National Guard are at the southern border in Texas helping with security.
The Boston Bruins are tied 3-3 in the series against the Toronto Maple Leafs, and some fans said they are still haunted by last year's playoff defeat against the Florida Panthers.
By: Marissa Tansino
There were about six aircraft that were moved to Pease Air National Guard Base in Portsmouth.
By: Marissa Tansino
With spring underway and warmer weather approaching, infectious disease experts said it's important to check for ticks after being outside.
According to the American Medical Response, more than 400 people died from an overdose in New Hampshire in 2023.
The New Hampshire State Senate approved a bill that would legalize marijuana Thursday night. The bill has been sent back to the Senate Finance Committee.
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