Elsa Gillis is a Host at "Your 704." She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, special education, healthcare administration, and public health, with a focus on adaptive learning and special needs advocacy. Elsa's work has been featured in Yahoo News and WSOC-TV Eyewitness News.
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Charlotte, United States (Local)
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Nate Powell is a Charlotte Firefighter with a mission that the fire department is supporting him on this Autism Awareness Month.
By: Elsa Gillis
Alex Martinez's resilience and drive is nothing short of remarkable. “I just try to do as much stuff on my own,” he told Channel 9's Elsa Gillis. “If I could do it, then great.
Evidence of the rebirth is throughout the town; even the old state prison is now a whiskey distillery.
By: Elsa Gillis
“You definitely, you know, appreciate life a lot more because you know what you could have lost."
By: Elsa Gillis
Channel 9’s Elsa Gillis visited with Atrium and Novant doctors to see how AI is improving patient care and preventing clinician burnout.
By: Elsa Gillis
Museum leaders hope to expand to help even more people in the community in the years to come.
By: Elsa Gillis
Proceeds from the book are going to another one of Aggarwal’s projects. He’s developing a wearable device that records biometrics, like temperature and heart rate, to alert a trusted adult when a child who is autistic is having a meltdown.
By: Elsa Gillis
Barre Belle brings everything to the students, from ballet bars and leotards to tights and shoes, at no cost.
By: Elsa Gillis
“There was never a grocery store here, there was never a library, there was never a real park.”
By: Elsa Gillis
The rescue relies on volunteers like the O’Tuels to survive — as do the animals.
