Gina Esposito is an Anchor/Reporter at WSOC-TV Eyewitness News. She covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on health and wellness, healthcare systems, and family relationships, while also addressing broader social issues and local concerns in Charlotte, North Carolina. Gina's work has been featured in Yahoo News and WSOC-TV Eyewitness News.
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Gina’s coverage indicates a focus on local community news, including government announcements and seasonal topics. She covers themes related to family & relationships, culture & society, health & wellbeing, food & beverage, and healthcare & pharmaceuticals.
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By: Gina Esposito
In less than a year, they’ve helped more than 20 patients with everyday items, financial support, or both.
By: Gina Esposito
Damian Brayboy, 29, was shot and killed at his home in Richmond County in January and police haven’t made any arrests.
Family members say they feel at peace after an arrest has been made in connection with the death of Christopher Saneth Rosa Castellanos.
By: Gina Esposito
A local teen who lost his brother to cancer is working to keep his memory alive by supporting the hospital he says was with his family through every moment.
By: Gina Esposito
Seventy-four-year-old Ronald Payne Sr. was tearing up the dance floor when the unexpected happened: his heart stopped at a club in north Charlotte.
By: Gina Esposito
She started the “Power Up” initiative after recovering from her own cancer journey.
By: Gina Esposito
A Union County High School senior says the Spanish language has changed her life – and has allowed her to help other kids who aren’t as fortunate.
By: Gina Esposito
The two met in 1987 through the Carter Work Project.
By: Gina Esposito
If the contract expires, Charlotte Fire wouldn’t legally be able to respond to emergency medical services in Mecklenburg County.
The contract was to expire Wednesday and would have left some medical calls in limbo.
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