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.

Latest From Trang Do

Another Violent Weekend Results In More Children Hurt As Gun Violence Continues To Plague PhiladelphiaAt least 22 people were shot in the city on Saturday and Sunday thus far.

Philadelphia Unemployment Project Helping Frustrated Citizens Get Unemployment Claims ProcessedApplicants have reported hours-long wait times to get to someone on the phone or through LiveChat online.

Body Of Missing 5-Year-Old Eliza Talal Found In Fischer's Park In Towamencin TownshipPolice believe Eliza was swept up in the flooded creek behind her family's home after she left home during the height of Tropical Storm Isaias.

'He Performed A Miracle': Upland Rookie Police Officer Saves Life Of Unresponsive 2-Week-Old BabyAt 21 years old, Officer Keeney has just a year’s experience on the Upland Borough Police force, but he handled a very scary and stressful situation like a total veteran.

Family Spokesperson Identifies 7-Year-Old Boy Shot In Head In West Philadelphia, Police Still Looking For 2 ShootersFamily spokesperson Makeeba McNeely told Eyewitness News Zamar Jones is in a coma at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.