Jenna Cisneros
Jenna Cisneros joined the WIS team in January 2018 as a reporter. She is so excited to call Columbia home and tell the stories that matter to the community.
Before moving to the Palmetto state, Jenna anchored and reported for WUFT-TV in Gainesville, FL. She helped cover Hurricane Irma, as well as Richard Spencer’s visit to the University of Florida.
Jenna graduated from the University of Florida where she earned a B.S degree in Telecommunications-News. She interned for three semesters straight during college, where she completed both reporting and digital internships at WKMG-TV in Orlando, FL, and WJXT-TV in Jacksonville, FL.
Jenna is from Coral Springs, FL where she spent most of her time on Deerfield’s beautiful beach. A naturally inquisitive person, her love for journalism came as early as the second grade, where she participated in her elementary school morning announcements.
Outside of the newsroom, Jenna has a strong passion for music and the marching arts. She spent five summers marching in a world class Drum and Bugle Corps called The Cadets, where she played the mellophone (a marching french horn).
Jenna loves meeting new people and wants to tell your story! Have an idea? Email her at jcisneros@wistv.com.
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The Lexington Police Department continues investigating a shooting that took the life of 26-year-old Wesley Camp.
United Way of the Midlands, along with the National Pan-Hellenic Council at Columbia, hosted a nonpartisan candidate forum for the at-large seat on Richland School District One’s school board Thursday evening.
A Midlands viewer is turning to WIS to do a good deed this holiday season, by reuniting an owner with a lost wedding ring.
As many of us begin to make our goals for the New Year, one Midlands man simply wants the gift at life.
The Clean Slate Reentry program provides housing and other help for those who are leaving jail and acclimating back into society.
It only took a crook mere minutes to steal their Christmas joy. Now the family wants to warn others.
It’s been one week since flames and heavy smoke engulfed a Newberry home.
The event specifically targeted families with foster children, but also gave kids a chance to see Santa in a way they, maybe, have never seen him before.
A Chapin woman is taking her first steps once again nearly three months after a tragic boat crash not only claimed the life of her husband but also took her right leg.
It’s been five years since a Columbia man has been seen or heard from, and his family continues to plead for answers.
The eleventh annual Wreaths Across America Ceremony at Fort Jackson National Cemetery took place Saturday afternoon, where more than 7,000 wreaths were laid on the graves of Midlands veterans.
It’s been nearly three months since a tragic boat crash took the life of a Midlands father.
The South Carolina National Guard held a ceremony to welcome home more than 140 U.S. Army National Guard Soldiers with the 1221st Engineer Clearance Company from a nearly nine-month deployment to the Middle East in support of Operation Inherent Resolve.
Thousands of people revved their engines today to give back to our local veterans at the 19th annual Vet's Christmas Charity Ride.
Dozen’s of people attended a Hope and Remembrance vigil Saturday afternoon for those affected by DUI.
Kurtis Delk is missing about $1,000 dollars in electronics and his grandmother's ashes after someone broke into his locked car Monday on Chester Street, which is near downtown Columbia.
‘Tis the season for online shopping, and with that comes with reports of packages being stolen.
It’s beginning to look a lot more like Christmas, especially in Irmo, where one man has made it his mission for the past decade to make sure his house spreads a little bit of holiday cheer.
As many shoppers are participating in small business Saturday, what better way than to stay local and shop at Soda City Market place?
Authorities say Hiram Johnson was last seen Friday, Nov. 23, 2018, near his Branchville home.
A Midlands catering service made sure people that may not have had a place to go for Thanksgiving were served a warm, homemade meal.
November is National Veterans and Military Families month, and it is also Hospice Month. Here in the Midlands, one retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel has donated his time to veterans in hospice - and giving back so much more.
Around 5:15 p.m. Sunday, two people in an Infinity G35 traveling westbound on Columbia Airport Expressway near Springdale were in a crash.
For 27 years, Families Helping Families has helped ease the burden by providing gifts, clothing, food, and other essentials to thousands of families in need at Christmas.
In October, Mark Snelgrove was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. For the Chapin High School basketball team, the fight to win now goes beyond the courts.
The Kershaw County Sheriff’s office said it’s cracking down on loud mufflers.
Watch the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on WIS and NBC on Thanksgiving Day from 9 a.m. to noon.
The community gathered Saturday morning to raise money for victims of a train crash that happened one week ago.
On Tuesday, voters will head to the polls casting their ballots once again for the at-large Columbia City Council seat.
If you’ve taken a drive through Rosewood in the past week, you may have noticed fewer cars racing through the streets.
The Gamecock community gathered to remember the life of one of the people hit and killed by a car last week in West Columbia.
One Lugoff family has a combined 75 plus years of experience in the armed forces.
The Sumter community filled the Canty Memorial Church of God in Christ as 5-year-old Nevaeh Adams was laid to rest.
In the wake of recent crime that’s taken place in Newberry County, a local pastor held a day of prayer, with a goal to bring the community together to take a stand against violence.
The West Columbia Police Department continues to investigate after two people were hit and killed by cars Thursday night on Sunset Boulevard.
About a dozen people attended a vigil for two victims who were brutally murdered at a Richland County home one year ago.
Compared to the exact same six-month time period in 2018, calls for service in 2019 increased by 249% at the hotel.
Richard Sims was 24 years old when he was shot and killed four years ago outside what used to be the Drayton Street Community Center.
Friends, family and loved ones of Derrick Slater, commonly known as “Snacks,” packed the Union Baptist Church in Rembert on Saturday morning for a celebration of life.
As part of Friday’s Game of the Week, WIS is highlighting one Brookland-Cayce High senior who finally got his chance to play on the varsity team this year.
The Newberry County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a man in connection with a shooting at a party.
Day three of the candidate forum hosted by Benedict College wrapped up Sunday afternoon after three Democratic candidates running for president took the stage.
Through the power of social media, one Midlands 8-year-old celebrated her birthday with hundreds of new friends.
A memorial service was held at the Beth Shalom Synagogue in Columbia Friday evening, in memory of the 11 victims who lost their lives at the Tree of Life synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh nearly one year ago.
President Donald Trump and a number of Democratic presidential candidates are speaking at the Second Step Presidential Justice Forum on Benedict College's campus this weekend.
Emotions ran high as the family of Nevaeh Adams returned to the apartment where the 5-year-old was last seen alive.
Residents near the intersection of Trenholm Road and Beltline Boulevard in East Columbia went without water for about 12 hours after a water main break occurred Monday evening.
Popular videos circling social media left many people concerned about their safety after false reports of shots fired prompted thousands of people to frantically ran out of the South Carolina State Fair Saturday night.
The male pointing his finger in the social media video is not the juvenile that was arrested, according to Polis.
Friends and family are remembering a beloved Lexington County couple who died from injuries after their motorcycle collided with a deer last week.
