Marissa Tansino

1 week ago | wmur.com | John Atwater |Alex Svenson |Marissa Tansino

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents took a Guatemalan immigrant, who claims to have no criminal history, into custody in New Bedford, Massachusetts, on Monday. New video shows the agents shattering the window of Juan Francisco Méndez's car to detain him. The video was shot by his wife and provided to WMUR's sister station WCVB by his lawyer. His lawyer told WCVB that Méndez has been in the U.S. for two years and has applied for asylum, but it has not yet been approved.

1 week ago | kesq.com | Marissa Tansino

By Marissa TansinoClick here for updates on this story PORTSMOUTH, New Hampshire ( WMUR) - Months after Erin McBride lost her mother to cancer, she learned she had a brain tumor. Weeks later, she found out she was pregnant with her second child. Now, in just over a week, she will run the Boston Marathon to support the hospital that saved her and her baby's lives. "The floor dropped out from under me, it felt like I was replacing my mom's body in that medical bed," McBride said.

2 weeks ago | wmur.com | Marissa Tansino

Months after Erin McBride lost her mother to cancer, she learned she had a brain tumor. Weeks later, she found out she was pregnant with her second child. Now, in just over a week, she will run the Boston Marathon to support the hospital that saved her and her baby's lives. "The floor dropped out from under me, it felt like I was replacing my mom's body in that medical bed," McBride said.

2 weeks ago | wmur.com | Marissa Tansino

The Division for Children, Youth and Families will get a new system to improve how it tracks cases. In a 3-2 vote, the New Hampshire Executive Council approved an $18.5 million contract with Deloitte Consulting to update the case tracking system for the Department of Health and Human Services, which includes DCYF. The new system will replace the old-fashioned, manual input process for incident reports, helping prevent information from falling through the cracks.

2 weeks ago | wmur.com | Marissa Tansino

A Concord man who was born with a congenital heart defect and has undergone two open-heart surgeries will run his seventh Boston Marathon this year. Jeremy Woodward said that before his second surgery, he was told he might not make it, but he has now competed in two Ironman competitions. This month, he will run the marathon to raise money for Tedy's Team, an organization dedicated to stroke and heart disease awareness. Time is something Woodward doesn't take for granted.