Aimee Cho is a General Assignment Reporter at NBC Washington. She covers a range of topics including crime, social issues, and academia, with a particular focus on culture, sports, and healthcare. Aimee's work has been featured in various outlets such as NBC DFW, Yahoo News, and NBC4 Washington, and she is an active member of the Asian American Journalists Association.
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Aimee Cho's reporting heavily emphasizes local news, with a focus on evolving and breaking stories. Her coverage often centers around family & relationships, as well as crime-related topics. If you're looking to pitch to Aimee, consider providing insights or personal stories related to these themes within the District of Columbia or broader United States context.
Given her frequent coverage of government announcements and legal issues such as law enforcement and community matters, she may be interested in expert commentary from legal professionals or individuals directly involved in the cases she reports on. Additionally, experts who can provide insights into social issues impacting families and communities could also attract her attention.
When pitching to Aimee Cho it is important that your story aligns with her emphasis on local news within Washington D.C., Maryland area or involves a human interest angle tied closely to family & relationships or crime-related topics.
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By: Aimee Cho
A police officer in Montgomery County, Maryland, is back at work after losing his legs. It’s been just over a year since Sgt. Patrick Kepp was hit by a speeding teen driver, allegedly on purpose, on Interstate 270. News4 has followed his journey since then. When we first met Kepp, he had spent nearly two months in the hospital. Even…
As millions of Americans cast their ballots on Election Day, women could be key in deciding the nation's next president.
By: Aimee Cho
More than two days after Election Day, the winner of Maryland's 6th Congressional District remains too close to call as thousands of ballots have yet to be counted.
By: Aimee Cho, Gina Cook, Vince Lattanzio
Texts sent to Black people in DC, Maryland, Virginia and other states told them to report to plantations to pick cotton
By: Maggie More, Aimee Cho
On Nov. 6, one day after the 2024 election, one LGBTQ crisis hotline says it saw 700% more calls than normal. It’s a record number of calls for the Trevor Project’s suicide prevention hotline, and a sign of the impact of the 2024 election.
By: Aimee Cho
“I know I have to do what I have to do to survive,” said Markus Forrester, a patient at the National Institutes of Health.
By: Aimee Cho, Gina Cook
A Bethesda mom says her kindergartener has gone weeks without receiving the speech services the school is required to provide him
A judge sentenced a D.C. teenager to about three-and-a-half years for her role in the beating death of a 64-year-old man last year.
Georgetown University President John DeGioia announced Thursday that he's stepping down amid health concerns.
The Washington Spirit are getting ready for the championship game Saturday night as they take on the Orlando Pride in Kansas City.
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