Chaz Miller
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.
Chaz's Stories
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.
Texas DSHS issues health alert after 4 measles cases reported in Montgomery County
Health officials say all four cases are among unvaccinated members of the same family.
Officials hope 10,000 free Dynamo, Dash tickets can grow soccer in Houston
The Houston Dynamo and Dash have partnered with the City of Houston to distribute 10,000 free tickets to upcoming matches in hopes of capitalizing on the recent World Cup.
Katy ISD sets new framework on artificial intelligence use in classrooms
Leaders at Katy Independent School District say they've established a framework for the use of artificial intelligence in classrooms for the upcoming school year.
Plans for possible Islamic Center in La Porte draw online backlash
A member of the Muslim community in Deer Park calls it "hurtful" that plans for an Islamic Center in nearby La Porte have faced backlash online.
Mom says son with autism was assaulted by former New Caney ISD teacher
A now-former teacher in New Caney ISD has been charged with injury to a child over allegations she hurt a student while employed at Kings Manor Elementary.
'Extremely frustrating': Woodland Heights man says city continues to ignore raw-sewage issues
A man in Woodland Heights says the City of Houston has been ignoring his complaints about leaking sewage along his street for more than three decades.
State leaders look to enact more regulation when it comes to data centers in Texas
A new letter from the Texas Public Utility Commission to Gov. Greg Abbott shows state leaders are in favor of more regulation when it comes to data centers.
Man arrested after repairman found shot to death in NE Harris County home, sheriff's office says
Deputies found the repairman shot to death after family members said they were worried when he didn't come home from work, according to the sheriff's office.