Sonia Dasgupta is a Multiplatform Content Director at 7News DC. She specializes in breaking news coverage within the DC metro area, bringing timely and impactful stories to the forefront. Sonia has been featured in numerous outlets including WNYO-TV, WPEC, KRXI FOX 11 News, and many others, showcasing her extensive experience in the field.
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Sonia Dasgupta's coverage is heavily focused on local crime and breaking news in the District of Columbia and surrounding areas. She frequently reports on evolving stories, including traffic accidents, shootings, missing persons cases, and fire incidents.
To effectively reach out to Sonia with relevant information or pitches, consider providing updates or expert insights related to ongoing investigations into these types of incidents. Additionally, if you have information about local crime trends or can offer analysis related to law enforcement activities in the Washington D.C. area, it may be of interest to her.
Given her focus on local news and crime reporting in the United States' capital region, ensure that any pitches take this geographical focus into account for maximum relevance.
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By: Sonia Dasgupta
Arbin said that over the past month, they received more reports of jellyfish stings in Delaware and Maryland.
By: Sonia Dasgupta
Thirteen people were evaluated, of which four were hospitalized, after a carbon monoxide alarm went off inside a hotel in Ocean City, Maryland Friday morning.
By: Veronica Johnson, Sonia Dasgupta
EASTPORT, Md. (7News) — The National Weather Service (NWS) is reporting the formation of an EF-0 tornado in Anne Arundel County, near Eastport, during Thursday's severe storms throughout Maryland.
By: Sonia Dasgupta
As the ramp-up of the National Guard is expected in D.C. on Wednesday night, here's what you need to know.
HOUSTON – If you're headed to an airport this week, you may be surprised to see U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers there assisting with airport security.
