Chaz Miller
Chaz Miller joined ABC13 as an assignment editor in 2015 and became a community journalist in February 2019.

A graduate of Northeastern University, Chaz spent time as a producer, shooter, and editor at various Houston stations before joining KTRK. As a young kid, he took an interest in broadcasting by listening to Milo Hamilton announce Astros games. In fact, Chaz's greatest talent in junior high and high school was finding ways to sneak his radio into class for day baseball games.

As an adult, Chaz loves covering Houston's unique people and places and is always looking for a good story that highlights the uniqueness of our community!

A native of Friendswood, Chaz has a son and a daughter. In his spare time, he enjoys running, watching sports and listening to Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan.

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'Incredibly prevalent:' How AI is commonly used to create and maintain medical records
As concerns about AI loom over Americans, the director of Rice University's Medical Humanities Research Institute says AI is commonly used to create and maintain medical records.
Agents investigating 4 credible threats against area schools, FBI Houston says
The Federal Bureau of Investigation's Houston Field Office told ABC13 that four juveniles have been arrested in recent days due to threats made to area schools.
Tesla wants tax breaks to build solar manufacturing plant in Fort Bend County, documents reveal
Documents obtained by ABC13 indicate that Tesla hopes to build a solar manufacturing facility in Fort Bend County, near Needville, by 2028.
Former Pasadena officer avoids prosecution by surrendering license: HCDAO
ABC13 has confirmed through the Pasadena Police Department and Harris County District Attorney's Office that a now-former officer was able to avoid prosecution by turning in his peace officer license.
Crews work to put out fire at recycling and scrap metal facility, Houston FD says
At one point, heavy smoke could be seen coming from Ironman Scrap Metal in the city's southeast side. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
Man in his 20s killed, mother injured after shooting in northeast Houston, HPD says
A gathering for mourners after a funeral ended in tragedy after a man was killed and his mother was injured in a shooting, HPD confirms. The gunman is at large.
Former teacher arrested and charged after allegedly sexually abusing student, Friendswood PD says
Friendswood PD is asking parents who believe their children may have had contact with Lewis Stott, a former teacher at The Galloway School, to contact the department.
Harris Co. sues Children's Museum of Houston after county employee injured in 'gravity chair'
Harris County is suing the Children's Museum of Houston over an allegation that a county employee broke his neck while on an attraction at the museum, according to a lawsuit.
Man arrested after allegedly punching HOA worker who was taking pictures of homes, Pct. 4 says
A man was taken into custody after allegedly punching the worker, thinking she was taking photos of him to post on social media, according to court documents.
Despite slightly lower rent prices, expert says Houston's affordability remains a 'real issue'
A study by the Houston Association of Realtors shows rent prices in the Houston metropolitan region have slightly decreased over the last year, but an expert told ABC13 that may not necessarily translate to a more affordable life.