Aimee Cho is a general assignment reporter at NBCWashington. With a focus on crime, social issues, and education, she covers a range of topics that reflect her commitment to impactful storytelling in Virginia and Maryland. Aimee's work has been featured in various outlets, including NBC DFW, NBC News, and The Daily News (Greenville, Mich.).
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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 former U.S. Capitol Police officer who witnessed the riot on Jan. 6, 2021, was disappointed but not surprised by Special Counsel Jack Smith’s announcement this week he will drop election interference charges against President-elect Donald Trump. “We expected it, we saw it coming, we knew it was a possibility when Donald Trump won the election, so we had time…
By: Aimee Cho
The Prince William County Board of Supervisors launched a campaign this week called “Give Where it Counts” asking people to not give money directly to panhandlers and donate to nonprofit organizations instead.
By: Aimee Cho
The Brigadier General Charles Edward McGee Library hosted a ceremony Thursday morning to honor the legacy of its namesake on what would have been his 105th birthday.
By: Aimee Cho
Some families in Loudoun County, Virginia, are outraged after a high school history class in which the teacher told the students to pass around cotton.
By: Aimee Cho
It’s been one year since a driver hit and killed two young children as they walked to school in Prince George’s County. The victims’ families have now filed lawsuits.
By: Aimee Cho
The nonprofit cafe Emma's Torch, which opened in D.C. earlier this year, offers paid job training and English lessons for refugees. News4's Aimee Cho speaks to the founder, a trainer and an employee about how it's going.
By: Aimee Cho
After her swearing in Thursday, a Black woman is Alexandria, Virginia's mayor for the first time.
By: Aimee Cho
A second security incident is under investigation at the U.S. Capitol as mourners pay respects to President Jimmy Carter. U.S. Capitol Police are investigating a suspicious vehicle on the west side of the Capitol on First Street between Maryland and Pennsylvania avenues that was discovered Wednesday evening as President-elect Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump arrived for Carter’s public…
Monday will be the first inauguration since D.C. police made changes to its mass arrest policies, and police are preparing for the possibility of protests.
By: Aimee Cho, Taylor Edwards
Within 24 hours of taking office, President Donald Trump issued two executive orders to end diversity, equity and inclusion programs in the federal government and to target LGBTQ rights.
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