Regina Waldroup is a Reporter at NBC. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, animal care, and family relationships, with a particular focus on parenting and consumer health. Regina's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Telemundo San Antonio, Global Finance Herald, and various NBC stations across the country.
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Regina focuses on local news stories with a significant emphasis on evolving and breaking crime-related events, as well as family and relationship-oriented topics. Her coverage suggests that she would be most responsive to pitches related to ongoing or recently unfolded local incidents involving crime, missing persons, community events, education issues, immigration matters, public health concerns, family dynamics and relationships.
Given her strong focus on the Chicago area and Illinois in general, Regina is likely interested in receiving pitches about stories directly affecting these areas. Pitches covering human interest angles of various local happenings such as accidents or heartwarming community initiatives could also resonate with her reporting interests.
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By: Regina Waldroup
A Navy veteran is bringing joy and a sweet treat to people who need a little something to uplift their spirits.
By: Regina Waldroup
A suburban Chicago therapy center for children with different abilities abruptly shut down last week, leaving parents frustrated and workers without a job.
People close to the couple said they were buying a lift chair for a relative with Alzheimer's disease when they disappeared on May 20.
Josh Longood was sitting on what he thought would be a relaxing flight to Chicago when he began to hear commotion in the row behind him and quickly realized it would be anything but.
Concern is growing for a former Chicago couple living in Mexico City who haven't been seen in more than a week.
By: Regina Waldroup
“We work to empower, motivate and encourage people in all ways.” Two Chicago foundations are working together to make sure people with different abilities are seen and supported.
By: Regina Waldroup
A team of gymnasts, all with different abilities, are preparing to head to Minnesota to represent Illinois at the 2026 Special Olympics USA Games.
By: Regina Waldroup
“Cancer has been something present in my life since my childhood. I saw what she went through, and I wanted to something to brighten the hard days for others.”
A corporate jet pilot from Chicago is back on U.S. soil after he said he was detained and held captive in the West African country of Guinea for more than five months.
"I've seen my dad, my uncle, my grandpa, and his dad also go through it.”
