KSC-TV News has been the broadcast voice of the Keene State College Department of Journalism since 1989.
KSC-TV covers the Keene State College Campus, the city of Keene, NH and Cheshire County, NH, providing weekly, half hour newscasts during the academic year. Newscasts are recorded on Thursday afternoons in the Media Arts Center Television studio, and they are later broadcast on Thursday evenings by Cheshire TV (community access television) to all Time Warner cable subscribers in the Cheshire Count
y. The news team is made up of students enrolled in JRN 335 Television Journalism (fall semester) and students enrolled in JRN 435 Community Television (spring semester).
Today on KSC-TV News ...
Find out how are warm winter is affecting the spring amphibian migration in Keene. Also, the City of Keene is reminding everyone about ordinances restricting sings on city property. We also have your final Campus Calendar of the academic year.
Jack Kobrock and Dylan Fadale have those stories and more on the Wednesday evening edition of KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV News ...
We'll tell you what is going on with capital improvements projects in the City of Keene. The college recently celebrated Jazz Appreciation Month -- find out how. And ... we have your campus calendar for the last week of the academic year.
Tim Bruns and Nathan Hope have those stories and more are right here on the Wednesday morning edition of KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV ...
Find out what students are saying about changes made at Spaulding Gym earlier this semester. Also, we're discussing the impacts of climate change on campus. There's lots happening this week. We'll tell you what to do on campus in our Campus Calendar Segment.
Kevin Butlien and Tyler Desjardins have those stories and more are here on the Monday evening edition of KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV ...
Find out about the free speech debate on campus. Also, we'll tell you how students are working together to address food insecurity at KSC.
Nico Brazill and Logan Paronto have those stories and more on this morning's edition of KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV News ...
New Hampshire lawmakers are trying to boost new residential construction in the state. We'll tell you how. Also, find out what's happening on campus and around town this weekend.
Tyler Desjardins and Ryan Pacheco have those stories and more on the Friday evening edition of KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV News ...
KSC is celebrating becoming an "All-Steinway Campus." Find out how that designation could benefit the campus for years to come. Also, approaching finals means some students will be hitting the caffeine. We've got some information to help you be caffeine aware.
Nicole Dumont and J.J. Leblanc have those stories and more on the Friday morning edition of KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV News ...
Find out how the changing climate is impacting campus operations. We'll show you how campus celebrates Youth Art Month. And find out what's new to watch on the streaming services.
Nathan Hope and J.J. Leblanc have those stories and more on today's show.
Today on KSC-TV News ...
We're talking to experts about resources for students struggling with substance abuse issues. We'll take a look back at this year's amazing men's basketball season. Also, find out what the top tracks of the week are in our music rundown.
Ryan Goodwin and Kerrin Shea have those stories and more on today's show.
Today on KSC-TV News ...
New Hampshire farmers can now apply for emergency aid. KSC'S first Esports season is a big success, and we have a look at events happening around campus.
J.J. Leblanc and Charlotte King have those stories and more in today's show.
Today on KSC-TV ...
Find out about a new podcast originating right here on campus. We'll tell you the latest on the search for a new faculty member in Holocaust and Genocide Studies. And if you're looking for something new to watch this week, we have the newest shows hitting the streaming services.
It's all here on KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV ...
We'll introduce you to KSC's new Intramural Sports Director, and we'll tell you about other changes at Spaulding Gym. Also find out what's topping the charts in our Top Tracks music report.
It's all here on KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV ...
We'll show you how the college celebrated Women's History Month. We have an update on the inaugural Esports season at KSC, and find out what is play at the Putnam this weekend.
It's all here on KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV News!
We have information on the newly approved Stoddard School District budget. Also, find out the latest information on the search for a new Holocaust and Genocide Studies professor.
Nico Brazill has those stories right here on KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV news!
KSC's provost is leaving for another higher education job in the midwest. We'll tell you where. Hancock voters have approved a new town budget. Also, we'll show you how film students are preparing for their yearly capsone projects.
Tyler Desjardins has those stories right here on KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV News.
The state house approves a new gun measure. A Keene State men's basketball star enters the transfer portal, and find out what the college is doing about vandalism at Owl's Nest 5.
Nicole Dumont has those stories today on KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV News.
The college is celebrating strong spring enrollment numbers. Marlborough voters have approved a school budget, and the plug gets pulled on a plan to bring more electricity to New Hampshire.
Nathan Hope has those stories today on KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV News!
A Keene city councilor is stepping down. We'll tell you what you need to safely watch the upcoming eclipse, and a new season dawns for KSC baseball. Find out what the team is hoping to achieve this year.
Ryan Goodwin has those stories coming up on KSC-TV News.
Today on KSC TV News.
The Keene State Men's Lacrosse season is underway. Find out what the team hopes to achieve this year. A State House committee says "no" to a proposed minimum wage hike. And the New Hampshire Liquor Commission is wanting to expanding holiday sales.
J.J. LeBlanc has those stories on this edition of KSC TV News.
Today on KSC-TV News!
What Keene City Council may do about the winter parking ban.
Find out the key items in Walpole's proposed $4.7 million budget and the governor's plan to send New Hampshire national guard members to the southern border.
Juliona Martens has those stories right here on KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC -TV News!
New changes coming to the Media Arts Center, a budget proposal for the town of Acworth, and an update on the missing Berlin girls.
Logan Paronto has those stories right here on KSC - TV News!
Today on KSC-TV News!
We have a report about vandalism at the University of New Hampshire. Find out how Americans feel about immigration issues, and learn more about Mental Health Awareness Month coming up in April!
Kerrin Shea has those stories right here on KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV News!
The City of Keene is seeking more money to help the homeless. We'll take a look at the Monadnock School District budget proposal, and find out which airline will be leaving the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport soon.
Jack Kobrock has those stories right here on KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV News!
We'll tell you how New Hampshire farmers can apply for disaster assistance. Voters in Hinsdale will soon decide on the town budget, and Monadnock Habitat for Humanity is working on bringing a store to the region.
Tim Bruns has those stories right here on KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV News!
Find out what's in Chesterfield's $4.4-million dollar proposed budget. We'll tell you how SNAP recipients can get fresh vegetables soon, and the director of a local non-profit is retiring.
Kevin Butlien has those stories right here on KSC-TV News!
It's our final newscast of the semester! Hear campus reaction to the Respect for Marriage Act that just passed the Senate. Also, find out where you can see holiday light displays around the Monadnock region. Those stories and more are right here on the December 8, 2022 edition of KSC-TV News!
The KSC Music Department is one step closer to becoming an all-Steinway campus. Also, the Film Department has just completed its 10-year program review. Those stories and more are right here on KSC-TV News!
It's our FIRST newscast of the fall 2022 semester with a brand new news team!
This week we have new information on the recent plane crash in Keene. Also, find out the latest on the Wi******er Street roundabout project.
Those stories and more are here on this week's edition of KSC-TV News!
BREAKING NEWS -- KSC-TV News receives the FIRST PLACE award for best newscast/college division in the New Hampshire Press Association Awards!!!
https://pressnh.org/2022/06/10/complete-list-of-nhpa-distinguished-journalism-contest-winners/
The New Hampshire Press Association honored the state’s best journalism and journalists at its Distinguished Journalism Contest awards banquet held at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics …
Today on KSC-TV ... learn about a recent spike in COVID-19 cases here in Keene, and how a KSC fraternity is helping raise money for children's cancer research.
This week on KSC-TV ... Jack Dey tells us about a recent spike of COVID-19 cases in the Elm City.
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Today on KSC-TV News ... Find out how are warm winter is affecting the spring amphibian migration in Keene. Also, the City of Keene is reminding everyone about ordinances restricting sings on city property. We also have your final Campus Calendar of the academic year. Jack Kobrock and Dylan Fadale have those stories and more on the Wednesday evening edition of KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV News ... We'll tell you what is going on with capital improvements projects in the City of Keene. The college recently celebrated Jazz Appreciation Month -- find out how. And ... we have your campus calendar for the last week of the academic year. Tim Bruns and Nathan Hope have those stories and more are right here on the Wednesday morning edition of KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV ... Find out what students are saying about changes made at Spaulding Gym earlier this semester. Also, we're discussing the impacts of climate change on campus. There's lots happening this week. We'll tell you what to do on campus in our Campus Calendar Segment. Kevin Butlien and Tyler Desjardins have those stories and more are here on the Monday evening edition of KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV ... Find out about the free speech debate on campus. Also, we'll tell you how students are working together to address food insecurity at KSC. Nico Brazill and Logan Paronto have those stories and more on this morning's edition of KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV News ... New Hampshire lawmakers are trying to boost new residential construction in the state. We'll tell you how. Also, find out what's happening on campus and around town this weekend. Tyler Desjardins and Ryan Pacheco have those stories and more on the Friday evening edition of KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV News ... KSC is celebrating becoming an "All-Steinway Campus." Find out how that designation could benefit the campus for years to come. Also, approaching finals means some students will be hitting the caffeine. We've got some information to help you be caffeine aware. Nicole Dumont and J.J. Leblanc have those stories and more on the Friday morning edition of KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV News ... Find out how the changing climate is impacting campus operations. We'll show you how campus celebrates Youth Art Month. And find out what's new to watch on the streaming services. Nathan Hope and J.J. Leblanc have those stories and more on today's show.
Today on KSC-TV News ... We're talking to experts about resources for students struggling with substance abuse issues. We'll take a look back at this year's amazing men's basketball season. Also, find out what the top tracks of the week are in our music rundown. Ryan Goodwin and Kerrin Shea have those stories and more on today's show.
Today on KSC-TV News ... New Hampshire farmers can now apply for emergency aid. KSC'S first Esports season is a big success, and we have a look at events happening around campus. J.J. Leblanc and Charlotte King have those stories and more in today's show.
Today on KSC-TV ... Find out about a new podcast originating right here on campus. We'll tell you the latest on the search for a new faculty member in Holocaust and Genocide Studies. And if you're looking for something new to watch this week, we have the newest shows hitting the streaming services. It's all here on KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV ... We'll introduce you to KSC's new Intramural Sports Director, and we'll tell you about other changes at Spaulding Gym. Also find out what's topping the charts in our Top Tracks music report. It's all here on KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV ... We'll show you how the college celebrated Women's History Month. We have an update on the inaugural Esports season at KSC, and find out what is play at the Putnam this weekend. It's all here on KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV News! We have information on the newly approved Stoddard School District budget. Also, find out the latest information on the search for a new Holocaust and Genocide Studies professor. Nico Brazill has those stories right here on KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV news! KSC's provost is leaving for another higher education job in the midwest. We'll tell you where. Hancock voters have approved a new town budget. Also, we'll show you how film students are preparing for their yearly capsone projects. Tyler Desjardins has those stories right here on KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV News. The state house approves a new gun measure. A Keene State men's basketball star enters the transfer portal, and find out what the college is doing about vandalism at Owl's Nest 5. Nicole Dumont has those stories today on KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV News. The college is celebrating strong spring enrollment numbers. Marlborough voters have approved a school budget, and the plug gets pulled on a plan to bring more electricity to New Hampshire. Nathan Hope has those stories today on KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC-TV News! A Keene city councilor is stepping down. We'll tell you what you need to safely watch the upcoming eclipse, and a new season dawns for KSC baseball. Find out what the team is hoping to achieve this year. Ryan Goodwin has those stories coming up on KSC-TV News.
Today on KSC TV News. The Keene State Men's Lacrosse season is underway. Find out what the team hopes to achieve this year. A State House committee says "no" to a proposed minimum wage hike. And the New Hampshire Liquor Commission is wanting to expanding holiday sales. J.J. LeBlanc has those stories on this edition of KSC TV News.
Today on KSC-TV News! What Keene City Council may do about the winter parking ban. Find out the key items in Walpole's proposed $4.7 million budget and the governor's plan to send New Hampshire national guard members to the southern border. Juliona Martens has those stories right here on KSC-TV News!
Today on KSC -TV News! New changes coming to the Media Arts Center, a budget proposal for the town of Acworth, and an update on the missing Berlin girls. Logan Paronto has those stories right here on KSC - TV News!
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