Trang Do – CBS Philly

Trang Do came home to join the Eyewitness News team as a general assignment reporter in March of 2016.

The Philadelphia native had previously been an investigative reporter with WMAR-TV in Baltimore, Maryland. Trang started her professional career as a Washington, D. C, correspondent for KTVQ-TV in Billings, Montana. She has also reported and anchored in Huntsville, Alabama at WAFF-TV and in York, Pennsylvania at WPMT-TV.

The Central High School and 2006 University of Pennsylvania magna cum laude graduate worked as an intern at CBS 3 during her senior year in college. After earning her Bachelor of Arts degree in communications and Spanish at Penn, she went on to complete a Master’s degree in journalism from the Medill School at Northwestern University.

Trang is a member of the Asian American Journalists Association. She and her husband, Kevin, make their home in the Kensington section of Philadelphia where she grew up.

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