Ross Ketschke is an Anchor/Reporter at KESQ, News Channel 3. He covers a wide range of topics including general assignment news, government and politics, and social issues, with a focus on regional interest and health-related stories. Ross has been featured in multiple outlets including KPSP, KDFX, and NBC5 News, among others.
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Ross Ketschke's coverage focuses on local news in New Hampshire, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, government & politics. He covers a wide range of topics including civil matters, criminal cases, natural events (like earthquakes), high school-related incidents, political developments as well as arrests.
Given Ross's focus on local news and evolving stories, he would be most responsive to pitches that offer exclusive insights or expert commentary on ongoing criminal cases or significant political developments within New Hampshire. Additionally, providing first-hand accounts from individuals involved in these events may also pique his interest.
When reaching out to Ross with story ideas or sources for potential articles, consider targeting subjects related to crime reports such as murder trials or sexual assault cases; updates on government announcements; and human-interest stories particularly those involving the community's resilience during challenging times like natural disasters or tragic accidents.
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It has been almost six months since Manchester banned camping on public property, but businesses say issues caused by homelessness and drugs are still a problem.
Officials at the Nottingham School have been trying to deal with persistent HVAC issues.
Like a car that needs to keep going back to the shop, the HVAC system at the Nottingham School has been the source of persistent headaches for students, families and school leaders.
By: Ross Ketschke
A New Hampshire man has been found guilty of murder in the 2023 shooting deaths of his ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend.
By: Ross Ketschke
NASHUA, N.H. — A New Hampshire man has been found guilty of murder in the 2023 shooting deaths of his ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend.
Stephen Murphy, 55, is facing a single charge of aggravated felonious sexual assault, and his accuser said Murphy was allegedly part of a hit squad that would make life miserable for teens at the YDC in Manchester.
A New Hampshire pilot arrested Wednesday morning at a Georgia airport for driving under the influence was in the cockpit performing pre-flight checks when he was removed from the plane.
Many hospitals and other facilities are seeing patients with serious respiratory viruses in all parts of the state.
Many hospitals and other facilities are seeing patients with serious respiratory viruses in all parts of the state.
Recent cold temperatures have improved ice conditions
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