Gina Esposito

6 days ago | yahoo.com | Gina Esposito

For 20 years, help in Union County for opioid addiction started at the McCleod Centers for Wellbeing on U.S. Highway 74 in Monroe. “Many services are treatment for individuals with an opioid addiction, and that treatment includes medications like methadone and buprenorphine,” said Logan Adams, the medical director. ‘Preserving their dignity’: Renovated south Charlotte resource center supports people in crisisAdvertisementAdvertisementThey serve about 200 patients.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Gina Esposito

The Charlotte Douglas International Airport has a solution after Channel 9 reported last year on a complaint about out-of-order elevators with no clear signs pointing to the working lift. Channel 9’s Gina Esposito uncovered a new communication plan, which is designed to get travelers moving more quickly at one of the country’s busiest airports. 9 Investigates: Elevator concerns at Charlotte Douglas AirportAdvertisementAdvertisementAll the elevators were working on Friday, Esposito reported.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Gina Esposito

Several dogs are recovering after they were rescued from an alleged animal cruelty situation. However, one dog sadly did not make it, and now a man is facing charges. Channel 9’s Gina Esposito spoke with the Anson County Animal Shelter about what’s next for the dogs in their care. A week ago, shelter director Maureen Lett said five dogs were found chained outside a home off Mayflower Road during an investigation by the sheriff’s office into a social media post.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Gina Esposito

A controversial Facebook group and its alleged connection to a town council member in Indian Trail may lead town leaders to silence him for the second time. ALSO READ: Luxury apartments in Indian Trail to feature resort-style amenitiesThe Facebook page, called Indian Trail Weasel Report, has been a contentious issue among council members and for the community for months. The Facebook page has more than 1,400 followers and claims it’s not affiliated with the town or elected officials.

2 weeks ago | wsoctv.com | Gina Esposito

INDIAN TRAIL, N.C. — A controversial Facebook group and its alleged connection to a town council member in Indian Trail may lead town leaders to silence him for the second time. The Facebook page, called Indian Trail Weasel Report, has been a contentious issue among council members and for the community for months. The Facebook page has more than 1,400 followers and claims it’s not affiliated with the town or elected officials.