Sophia Choi is an anchor and investigative reporter at WSB-TV. With a diverse background in journalism, she covers themes such as healthcare, real estate, and animal care, reflecting her passions for both media and animal welfare. Choi has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News and WSB Radio.
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Sophia Choi's coverage is largely focused on local health and environmental issues, with an emphasis on informing the community about relevant developments. She covers topics such as consumer health, sustainability, flu outbreaks, pollution lawsuits, and school board decisions impacting families.
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By: Sophia Choi
We spend big bucks on our pets, and those dollars are drawing private equity firms to jump into veterinary services.
County leaders say they took action after homeowners complained about shouldering more than their share of the tax burden, with data centers not putting in enough.
By: Sophia Choi
Electronic bicycles and scooters are everywhere. But what you don’t see are helmets on a lot of the people riding them.
Spain and Cabo Verde tied 0-0 in a FIFA World Cup match in Atlanta, marking the first major upset of the tournament. Cabo Verde shocks the world.
ATLANTA — Security is tight at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Friday, Channel 2 Action News got an inside look at some of the technology keeping crowds safe.
By: Sophia Choi
The Fulton County Commission chair calls it a waste of taxpayer money. The Georgia Republican Party chair says the probe will reassure voters.
GEORGIA — An invasive insect capable of damaging dozens of plant species is spreading in Georgia, and researchers are asking residents to help track its movement.
By: Sophia Choi
ATLANTA — As the City of Atlanta gets ready to welcome international guests, and crowds, for the FIFA World Cup semi finals on Wednesday, the downtown area is getting cleaned up, spruced up and cheered up.
The students competed against students from 25 other countries and came out on top.
By: Sophia Choi
A Georgia woman said her GLP-1 weight loss drug made her blind.
