WSOC TV News

WSOC TV News is a US TV channel that operates at Virtual CH 9 and serves the area of Charlotte, North Carolina. Channel 9 News Charlotte is an ABC-affiliate service possessed by Cox Media Group, an Atlanta-based company. ABC Charlotte NC is the area’s number one TV channel that provides WSOC TV Breaking News, WSOC Weather, and local stories affecting the community. The channel also focuses on its weather coverage, including the services like WSOC Weather Radar, WSOC Interactive radar, Hour by Hour, Severe Weather Resources, Closings Instructions, Tracking the Tropics, WSOC Weather App, Report Closings, School Closings, and Video Forecast.

WSOC TV also includes several other features such as Sports transmission, Community services, Your 704, 9 Investigates, Action 9, Steals & Deals, and Traffic Alerts. Viewers can watch the channel’s live transmission over the different local cable networks and over-the-air through a transmitter via WSOC live stream. WSOC News uses the brand name ‘Channel 9 News Eyewitness News’ and the tagline ‘Covering the Carolinas’ in its newscast.

Watch WSOC News Live Stream

WSOC TV offers HD live streaming services to its valued audience. You can browse into your phone and access the WSOC live stream anywhere in the world. Keep yourself in the loop with the network’s exclusive streaming service that runs without any interruption in full HD on your laptop, tablet, and cellphone. Get WSOC Breaking News, WSOC TV Weather Radar, investigate 9 journalism, political discussion, and many other exciting shows here.

 

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General Questions about WSOC TV

WSOC News Team

WSOC TV news squad brings the latest and authentic Charlotte News and stories to the community investigated deeply by the experts. They provide quality services for years and bring up-to-the-minute latest news that impacts you and your family 24/7. Channel 9 Charlotte news team has earned several awards in their fields for their remarkable work and services. Scott Wickersham, Erica Bryant, Susana Black, Genevieve Curtis, Gina Esposito, Jason Stoongenke, and Damany Lewis are the few names that make that the news team whole and perfect.

Gina Esposito: Reporter and Traffic Anchor at WSOC TV News

Gina Esposito has been a part of the WSOC Eyewitness News for almost five years. She first started the job as a reporter in May 2016 and eventually began to anchor traffic news as well as a fill-in host. Gina’s services include presenting the Weekday Morning reports for Channel 9 Eyewitness News Daybreak 4:30 am to 7 am and then continues with Eyewitness News This Morning for WAXN from 7 am to 9 am. Plus, she also writes several stories for the morning, midday, and primetime news services, airs live stories, provides WSOC breaking news, offers active live shots, and whatnot. Moreover, Esposito’s duties also include fill-in traffic host for the channel’s exclusive traffic team, where she produces traffic segments in the program and reports traffic conditions in town every 10 minutes in newscasts from 4:30 am to 9 am.

Gina’s Career Life

Gina completed her graduation in BS Journalism from San Jose State University in 2012. However, her professional news career begins in August 2010 when Esposito joins CNN iReport as a reporter. After five months, she left the job and became a part of Francesca’s Collection as a Key Holder in June 2011; although, it was also a three-month job. In January 2011, Esposito started a news internship at KTVU CH 2 and after that joined Update News from San Jose State University as an Anchor, reporter, and producer. Though it was also a short-term job for her and eventually Gina joined Alpha Xi Delta as an Educational Leadership Consultant in June 2012.

In Feb 2013, when her studies were completed, Esposito found a solid position at KJCT News 8 as a reporter based on her previous experience and degree. But that also remained for only 11 months. In January 2014, Gina became a member of KKTV 11 News as a Bureau Reporter and eventually rose to the ranks as Morning Reporter in August 2014. After spending two years and four months in KKTV, Gina Esposito joined WSOC TV and became a part of Charlotte’s one of talented news teams. It has been four years now; Gina is still sticking to the WSOC News.

WSOC Weather squad Severe Weather Center 9 has been providing climate conditions about Charlotte and its nearby areas. The team operates the latest and highly developed WSOC TV Weather Radar loaded with various features. Chasing the weather is their passion, and the Severe Weather Center 9 Team loves to do that job. Storms, Hurricanes, Tornadoes, and Earthquakes; the team keeps its eyes on everything. Steve Udelson, John Ahrens, and Keith Monday comprise the great team together.

ABC Charlotte NC Mobile Apps

Channel 9 News hosts two mobile apps for both android and iOS users. Whether you are using a smartphone, tablet, smartwatch, or smart TV, you can get the area’s current affairs directly on your devices at WSOC TV Channel 9 News Mobile App and receive comprehensive weather coverage on The WSOC TV Weather App.

WSOC TV Channel 9 News Mobile App

With the catchphrase ‘Covering the Carolinas,’ WSOC TV Channel 9 News Mobile App covers the entire Carolina region with its round-the-clock coverage. Catch the primary news of the day with the app’s online and on-demand videos that keep the user in a loop to all the latest happenings.

Channel 9 News Charlotte Live offers:

• Go wherever you want in and out of Charlotte with the live drive times.
• Up-to-the-second weather reports with the help of a five-day forecast and WSOC Interactive Radar, so you know how the weather affects you.
• Local News Charlotte NC related to Ashe, Aery, Watauga, Catawba, Burke, Iredell, Cleveland, Lincoln, and many other regions.
• Live sports transmission of the Carolina Hornets, High School Sports, Panthers, and much more.
• Exciting stories that one can share directly from the app to any of the social network platforms.
• National news, international news, and everything that matters to you.
• WSOC Live stream in full HD

Get breaking news charlotte NC and local stories within a single tap.

WSOC Weather App

Aside from providing local weather coverage over the news app, WSOC TV 9 News still felt a need to introduce an additional WSOC weather app just to focus on the area’s climate conditions. Under the supervision of Steve Udelson, the Severe Weather Center 9 weather team has created the most accurate local weather application, “The WSOC-TV Weather App.”

Charlotte’s weather app includes:

• The latest high-tech weather app similar to the radar available on other digital networks, together with future radar that tracks the possible path and outlook of hurricanes and tornadoes.
• The new radar also contains a couple of extra layers, including storm tracks and earthquakes. Through which users can find the magnitude and location of earthquakes along with the speed, type, and direction of the storms. Storm Symbols icon lets the user view the list of storms on the radar.
• Push Notification services are free for around 25 types of alerts that include everything from winter storm warnings to tornado warnings and tropical storm alert types.
• It also features Locally designed forecasts. Tap on the location inside the Charlotte to see a local forecast designed by the WSOC Weather team. The app even highlights the name of a meteorologist who designs the area’s local forecast.
• The home screen features every vital thing that one needs on a single tab.
• Users can also save the location pin exactly where they want to for a specific position or address on a map. While saving the pin, they can name it accordingly.
• The team keeps updating the app regularly with the latest features.

WSOC TV Programs

WSOC TV presents the number of shows and programs that air regularly on the channel throughout the week. The following table lists all those programs that viewers can watch over different streaming services, including Roku via WSOC live stream.

About WSOC TV News

WSOC TV first started operation on 28 April 1957 as the third TV service in the Charlotte Market following the WBTV CH 3 and WAYS CH 36. Channel 9 News Charlotte live is the second oldest-running TV service in Charlotte after WBTV. It was also the second TV channel to begin broadcasting on VHF Band. The network initially performed its operations from a temporary studio on Plaza Road Extension.

WSOC TV News initially belonged to Carolina Broadcasting, owned by Jones Family that also possessed WSOC 1240 AM Radio and WSOC 103.7 FM. The station’s first primary affiliate partner was NBC Network while keeping the secondary affiliation of ABC Network. In 1959, Carolina Broadcasting decided to sell Miami Valley Broadcasting Company, operated by Cox Enterprises. In 1967, WSOC became only an NBC service while ABC tuned its face to WCCB. However, in 1978, ABC had gained the number one spot in the market; therefore, it no longer wanted to continue the contract with WCCB and instead asked WSOC TV to make a pact. Channel 9 Charlotte accepted the offer and officially started taking content from ABC as a primary entity on 1 July 1978.

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General Information about WSOC TV

WSOC TV operates alongside an independent network WAXN TV CH 64, in the form of a duopoly. Both stations share the same studio location at 235 West 23rd ST towards uptown Charlotte’s North. However, the network’s transmitter lies close to Reedy Creek Park in the town’s Newell Section.

Cable network services offer WSOC News services at CH 4 in SD on Charter Spectrum in the central Charlotte regions, including CH 9 in Concord, Kannapolis, and the legacy Charter systems. AT&T U-verse runs the station at CH 9, and Comporium Communications Comporium CommunicationsComporium Communications is a United States based internet, cable, and telephone service provider that was found way back in 1894. delivers its services at CH 104. However, WSOC’s HD services are on digital Spectrum CH 1200, U-Verse CH 1009, and Comporium CH 1104.

Features by WSOC TV Live

With the channel’s Tracking the Tropic service, track the hurricane’s activity in the North Carolina region. The station’s exclusive interactive weather WSOC radar helps people find the exact location of the storm.

Newscast Services

WSOC 9 airs 36.5 hours of local news services every week, including 5.5 hours during weekdays and 4.5 hours during weekends. Moreover, Channel 9 Charlotte also produces an extra 17 hours of news every week for WAXN News. WSOC Charlotte has been using the branding Eyewitness news for its news services since the 1970s. Though, its overall news format is almost similar to WSB-TV’s Action News presentation. When the Channel 9 News Charlotte NC decided to extend its 6 pm news program to up to 60 minutes, it started broadcasting ABC World News Tonight at 7 pm. However, it didn’t last long, and the service terminated in 1993 after the addition of news at 5:30 pm resulted in reducing the 6 hours of news transmission to a 3-minute segment and World News Tonight rescheduled to 6:30 pm.

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