Diane Cho
WCVB-TV Boston
Boston, MA, United States
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Past articles by Diane:
Iguana rescued after spending days in Franklin tree
Although it appears to be blue in color, experts identified the reptile as a green iguana. → Read More
Two pedestrians seriously injured after car crashes into Lynnway bus stop
The driver of the car was hospitalized with minor injuries. → Read More
More than 20 injured in explosion at South Florida shopping center
Firefighters say they found ruptured gas lines at the scene, but have not yet confirmed what caused the explosion. → Read More
Framingham man arrested in connection with sexual assault of a little girl
A Framingham man was due in court Friday after he was arrested Thursday for allegedly sexually assaulting a little girl at Ashland State Park. → Read More
Abandoned twin babies found near Worcester railroad tracks
The Massachusetts DCF now has custody of the infant boys. → Read More
Suspects connected to Quincy bank robbery surrender to SWAT team
Police have charged a man and a woman who they believe to be his girlfriend. → Read More
Severe thunderstorms cause delays at Logan International Airport
The National Weather Service says all air traffic going into Boston was halted due to frequent lightning. → Read More
Fall River police officer faces charges of assault, intimidation
Officer Michael Pessoa, of the Fall River Police Department, was indicted Thursday morning on more than a dozen charges including assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. → Read More
Somerville soldier killed in Korea POW camp finally returns home
Sgt. George R. Schipani's remains were identified earlier this year, nearly 68 years after his death. → Read More
Frustration builds after Red Line derailment
Some Red Line service has resumed following a derailment that disrupted service and caused significant damage, but delays continue. → Read More
Local tribute to heroes on 75th anniversary of D-Day
Each ringing of a bell served as a reminder of 13 American heroes who earned a Medal of Honor for their actions on D-Day. → Read More
Accused peeping Tom at Foxborough daycare changes mind on plea deal, will go to trial
He has already pleaded guilty to separate child pornography charges. → Read More
Massachusetts health officials confirm 2nd measles case of 2019
Officials say a child with measles visited several locations across the South Shore. → Read More
Child infected with measles visited several South Shore locations
Massachusetts health officials say the child was diagnosed with measles on Friday. → Read More
Construction worker seriously injured in collapse
The 38-year-old worker was taken by helicopter Friday morning to a Boston hospital after being extricated by first responders. → Read More
Five-alarm house fire in Needham spreads to nearby bog
The roof caved in on the home, which is a complete loss. → Read More
Students erect headstone in memory of freed Andover slave
More than 150 years after her death, Andover resident and former slave Lucy Foster is finally getting the memorial she always deserved. → Read More
Crews repair broken water main in Stoneham after part is driven in from Midwest
The break has affected nearly 150,000 customers across multiple Massachusetts towns. → Read More
Mayor Marty Walsh testifies in support of proposed state equal pay bill
The mayor of Boston says the bill could bring Massachusetts to "the next level" for business equality. → Read More
Boston residents consider moving, changing jobs due to traffic, transit issues
MassDOT says it plans on investing over $15 billion to improve the MBTA and roads. → Read More