Jessica Harthorn
Evening Anchor at WWMT-TV (Kalamazoo, MI)
Award Winning Evening Anchor @wwmtnews.
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4 days ago |
wwmt.com | Jessica Harthorn
Calhoun County ranks second in the state for reports of domestic violence per capita, and the shelters who give these survivors a place to escape are running out of space. News Channel 3 talked to the CEO of what's soon to be the largest domestic violence shelter in the state, and a survivor, on how she made the difficult decision to leave her partner following the murder of her childhood friend. In 1990, the gruesome murder of Battle Creek resident Debbie Frost made headlines.
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4 days ago |
wwmt.com | Jessica Harthorn
We are celebrating a very special birthday this summer at News Channel 3. 75 years ago, WWMT-TV began broadcasting as WKZO-TV. To celebrate, we're highlighting some of the top stories that made history in our West Michigan communities. On June 1st, 1950, WKZO-TV begins broadcasting a television signal in West Michigan, an early affiliate of the CBS network. The station, brought to life by broadcasting pioneer John Fetzer, who 20 years earlier started WKZO AM radio in Kalamazoo.
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1 month ago |
wwmt.com | Jessica Harthorn
In a matter of months, Palisades Nuclear Power Plant is scheduled to be back on-line in West Michigan. It's the first attempt in U.S. history to re-start a shuttered nuclear reactor, and its happening in our backyard.
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2 months ago |
wwmt.com | Jessica Harthorn
Thu, 20 Mar 2025 10:04:34 GMT (1742465074807)Gallery - News3 v1.0.0 (common)9dee473faec674dd5c876edfb410b3918e45abb7Fallback Presentation. Using deprecated PresentationRouter. West Michigan refugees left in limboJust two months ago Audrey and her family fled a years long war in Central African Republic and the harsh memories of her husband's brutal murder.(Image: Jessica Harthorn)
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Feb 17, 2025 |
wwmt.com | Jessica Harthorn
In 2023, 254 cases of human trafficking were identified in Michigan. That's according to the National Human Trafficking Hotline, which also found the vast majority of cases took place at someone's home. News Channel 3 talked to a survivor who turned the trauma of her childhood into a mission to help others, and did a ride-along with Emmett Township Police to find out the hot spots detectives are targeting. "Oftentimes it's unreported," said Det. Sgt. Richard Mackey with Emmett Township Police.
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