Regina Waldroup is a reporter for NBC Chicago, focusing on local news in the Illinois area, particularly in Chicago. With a passion for storytelling and a dedication to keeping the community informed, Regina covers a wide range of topics including human interest stories, community events, and local issues impacting residents.
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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.
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The law firm representing south suburban Dolton in at least 19 lawsuits in Cook County and federal court is planning to withdraw from the cases due to lack of payment.
By: Regina Waldroup
It may have been just another White Sox game for others attending, but a day at the ballpark was a chance to find a guardian angel for Christine Todd.
New developments are unfolding in the criminal investigation in south suburban Dolton this week as another subpoena was delivered at the Village Hall, NBC Chicago has confirmed.
By: Regina Waldroup
Chicago police officers, their families and law enforcement officers from agencies across the state paid tribute to fallen officers during the Saint Jude Memorial March along Michigan Avenue. The annual march, which was organized by the Saint Jude Police league, was held just days after Chicago Police Officer Luis Huesca was laid to rest. Officer Huesca’s mom and brother led…
By: Regina Waldroup
In the video of her pre-taped statement, provided to NBC Chicago via a link, the woman at the center of a lawsuit involving Dolton Trustee Andrew
By: Regina Waldroup
There was plenty of action on Monday at the first Dolton village board meeting since three subpoenas were served on the village.
The unexpected closure of two specialty grocers last month is having an impact on some local food pantries.
By: Regina Waldroup
Family members of homicide victims on Chicago’s Southwest Side neighborhood demonstrated outside the 2nd District Chicago police station Wednesday, demanding more action on unsolved homicide cases.
By: Regina Waldroup
A suburban mother is fighting for her life after she was shot by her neighbor in an alleged hate-fueled incident.
By: Regina Waldroup
A Chicago-area activist and Dolton trustee known for his appearances at crime scenes with grieving families has been terminated by the group he works for following
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