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
20-year-old arrested, charged in connection with fatal crash that left man dead in Katy, FBCSO says
Deputies say that 20-year-old Dejon Fortune was charged with felony intoxication manslaughter and he was booked into the Fort Bend County Jail.
Images show power poles leaning over Brazoria County road, neighbors say it's not the first time
Neighbors outside of Angleton have reached out to ABC13 once again due to concerns about power poles leaning over a rural road.
City of Houston could soon approve $35 million on new street and drainage projects
Houston leaders are scheduled to vote on Wednesday on potentially spending more than $35 million on future street and drainage projects throughout the city.
Family pleads suspect to 'come forward' after loved one killed in hit-and-run in SW Houston
A family member tells ABC13 that 26-year-old Galilea Adan was the victim of a deadly hit-and-run near the old Sharpstown Mall over the weekend.
Man who got onto IAH flight without boarding pass thought it was a cheap ticket, not fake: attorney
The attorney for the 25-year-old suspect told ABC13 it was a misunderstanding, saying his client thought he was getting a cheap airline ticket, not a fake one.
New state law aims to create safety guidelines for autonomous vehicles in Texas
You may be seeing more autonomous vehicles on the roads here in Houston, and they're making more headlines too.
Houston's $7.5 billion budget proposal soon to be finalized
It's down to a matter of days before the City of Houston decides how it wants to spend billions of your tax dollars in the upcoming fiscal year.
'We need help': Residents in Wharton low-income apartments say they're without power
Residents of a low-income apartment complex in Wharton say they're dealing with sweltering heat and spoiled food because their complex has been without power since Thursday evening.
Teen stuck on roller coaster, firefighters who conducted extraction, recap harrowing rescue
ABC13 spoke exclusively with a teenager who was stuck on the roller coaster and with firefighters who conducted the harrowing high-wire rescue.
Police arrest 3 and seize $350K during raid of private gambling social club
Police say approximately 80 to 90 people were inside a club when SWAT swarmed in to serve a warrant, and more than $300K in cash was seized.