Diane Cho joins the NBC10 Boston and NECN team having spent three years covering the New England market.
Prior to moving to Boston, she worked as a general assignment reporter at WJLA-TV in Washington, D.C., covering a number of national stories, including Pope Francis' visit to the Nation's Capital.
Before that, she lived in Kansas City, where she worked at KMBC-TV as an anchor and reporter. She also made stops in Jacksonville, Florida, and Augusta, Georgia, where she worked as a reporter.
Diane graduated from the University of Florida with a double major in broadcast journalism and political science.
She grew up as a military brat and has lived all across the country -- even spending a few years in South Korea. She considers herself as a relatively new mom and welcomes any and all advice you might have on parenting.
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Second man charged in shooting that injured 2 at Worcester Caribbean Festival
A man has been arrested on a warrant charging him in a shooting that injured two people last summer at the Caribbean Festival in Worcester, Massachusetts, police said Tuesday. Chequan Griswold, 24, of Boston, was arrested on Dec. 29 in connection with the shooting at Institute Park near Worcester Polytechnic Institute on Aug 27, 2023. He is charged with armed…
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Woman's death at Worcester massage parlor appears suspicious, police say
Police are conducting a suspicious death investigation after a woman was found dead at a massage parlor in Worcester, Massachusetts, on Thanksgiving. The Worcester Police Department says officers were called to Angie’s Body Work Spa on Pleasant St. around 11:37 a.m. for a report of a woman experiencing a medical issue. Once on scene, officers were flagged down by...
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Local politicians react to Rosalynn Carter's death: She ‘made the world a better place'
Tributes from former and current political leaders started pouring in on Sunday afternoon as news spread that former first lady Rosalynn Carter had died at age 96. The wife of former president Jimmy Carter passed away at the couple’s longtime home in Plains, Georgia, surrounded by family, the Carter Center announced. Rosalynn Carter had been by her husband’s side...
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Tewksbury convenience store robbed; armed suspect at large
A person armed with what appeared to be a large capacity firearm robbed a convenience store in Tewksbury, Massachusetts, on Sunday night. Tewksbury police said there was law enforcement activity in the area of Woburn Street in response to the armed robbery at Andy’s Variety Package. On Monday they released surveillance images of the suspect, who is described as...
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Milan Lucic taking indefinite leave of absence from Bruins, due in Boston court on Monday
UPDATE (Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2023): Milan Lucic appeared in court on Tuesday. Click here for details. Boston Bruins forward Milan Lucic is taking an indefinite leave of absence from the team after he was involved in an undisclosed incident Friday night, the organization announced Saturday. The Bruins did not provide any details about the incident in their statement other than…
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‘I was shocked': Owl attacks man walking dog in Medfield
A man says he was attacked by an owl while he was walking his dog in Medfield, Massachusetts. Ken Wadness was running down a trail Monday night with his dog, Micah, when he says the bird came out of nowhere. “He came at me so fast,” Wadness said. “I mean, I never even knew, never even heard him coming. He…
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Two trapped inside burning Worcester home rescued by firefighters
A fire broke out Sunday night at a triple-decker in Worcester, Massachusetts, trapping people inside as bright flames could be seen shooting into the night sky. Fire officials tell NBC10 Boston they responded to a call around 8 p.m. for a structure fire at 1 Cohasset St. and found people were trapped on the third floor, with heavy fire showing…
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3 arrested, 1 more suspect sought following car break-ins, thefts in Mansfield
Authorities in Mansfield, Massachusetts, are asking for the public’s help in identifying suspects that may have been involved in multiple car break-ins and thefts that occurred overnight. Police responded to Fieldstone Drive shortly before 4 a.m. Sunday after a 911 caller reported seeing on their home video surveillance a person enter the caller’s car. The person ran off, but...
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Veterans honored at Gillette Stadium event
The field at Gillette Stadium was transformed into a memorial for veterans on Saturday. This Veterans Day, the home of the Patriots hosted the Boots on the Ground for Heroes event. More than 7,000 boots sat on the field, paying tribute to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. Each boot held a flag with a name and photo of…
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Boston police seeking to identify 2 men in East Boston kidnapping, robbery
Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying two men in connection with an attempted kidnapping and robbery incident that occurred early last month in East Boston. Boston police said the reported kidnapping and robbery occurred on Oct. 4 in the area of 155 Meridian St. They did not release any more details about the incident itself, saying only…
