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
New Caney Elementary odor that ended classes on Friday still lingering, sickening kids, parents say
Eyewitness News went to the school on Monday, where parents claimed their students were still feeling ill with what they're breathing in and despite the school district's opposing assertions.
City of Houston takes measures to control water main breaks ahead of summer
How much does repairing broken water mains in Houston cost? Turns out it's millions. ABC13 is looking at where the city stands regarding water leaks as the summer creeps in.
17-year-old not indicted on murder charge stemming from stolen chips in Humble
A Harris County grand jury chose not to indict the 17-year-old after his attorney claimed he acted out of self-defense in the shooting that killed a gas station clerk back in January.
Katy ISD's new policy forbidding personal devices sparks debate between parents
While some parents favor the new policy, others worry about being unable to reach their children in the event of a lockdown now that personal devices aren't allowed.
Hermann Park officially opens newly renovated part of the park featuring carousel, rocket-ship slide
A part of Hermann Park with a somewhat checkered past is celebrating its new life this week after years of planning.
Neighbor allegedly broke into house and was shot by deputies after threatening them with knife: HCSO
A Harris County deputy fired shots outside a home in the Westbrook Lakes neighborhood when a man allegedly ran toward officials with a knife after trying to break into his neighbor's home, the sheriff said.
Exposed expansion rod on I-45 North Freeway repaired after causing damage to cars
Authorities received reports of dozens of cars damaged after driving over the exposed expansion rod on I-45 North Freeway southbound near Louetta.
Pearland kindergartners on Monday's eclipse: 'It looks like a banana'
ABC13 spent the day at Silverlake Elementary with kindergartners who had this to say after witnessing the celestial event.
Public comment now open on Texas Medical Board's proposed abortion law exceptions
One of the exceptions includes abortions performed in response to a medical emergency such as the potential death of the mother. The proposals could go into effect as early as May 5.
FBISD hit with lawsuit over abuse allegations involving student with autism: 'It breaks my heart'
Some of the allegations in the lawsuit include that the young girl came home with bruises from staff and she was forced to sit in a locked police car to be "scared straight."