FOX59 News Indianapolis - April 25, 2023

INDIANAPOLIS - More than 70,000 Hoosiers live with epilepsy, the neurological disease that causes seizures. This weekend, a walk to end epilepsy will be held at Butler, to raise awareness and fund to find a cure. The ultimate goal is to let people with epilepsy no longer live in fear of their next seizure. JoJo Gentry joined Angela on the red couch to share more about the event.

The Indianapolis Star - July 3, 2022

INDIANAPOLIS - They are on television every night. They’re on the field at Lucas Oil Stadium after Indianapolis Colts games. They’re outside Assembly Hall before Indiana plays Purdue and at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. They cover high school football games on Friday nights.

IndyStar spoke with nine women who have spent time as sports reporters and anchors in Indiana. We asked them about the struggles they face and the hurdles they’ve overcome to get here. 

The Herald Bulletin - October 28, 2021

ANDERSON - Former FOX59 and CBS4 sports reporter JoJo Gentry has accepted a position at Bar Communications, where she will serve as the Director of Strategic Communications.

In addition to her new position, Gentry has accepted some sideline reporting opportunities and starting in January, Gentry will be the Board Chair of the Epilepsy Foundation of Indiana.

Evansville Courier & Press - July 9, 2020

EVANSVILLE – JoJo Gentry was the city's first female television sports director before leaving WEVV in February of 2019.

What has she been up to since? Gentry landed a job she calls "a dream come true" covering sports close to where she grew up. Now a sports reporter at FOX59/CBS4 in Indianapolis, Gentry spoke with the Courier & Press about her time in Indianapolis, the challenges of covering sports the last four months and her memories of Evansville.

The Herald Bulletin - Sept. 30, 2019

ANDERSON – JoJo Gentry’s entry into the business was unique.

Like many professional pursuits, journalism relied on a lot of networking. Making connections, or exploiting existing relationships, plays a big role in many “big breaks.” But Gentry made her own breaks.

Evansville Courier & Press - Feb. 13, 2019

EVANSVILLE – At one point, college wasn’t really a choice for JoJo Gentry.

She admits her grades weren't the best, earning Bs and Cs at Lapel High School. Gentry recalls enjoying having fun with friends. She considered going to beauty school with them.