Stetson Miller
Multimedia Journalist
Stetson Miller joined the Gray Television Washington News Bureau in February 2023 as a multimedia journalist.
Stetson comes to Gray after covering local news in DC at WTOP. He previously worked at Baltimore’s CBS station, WJZ and at the NBC affiliate in Charleston, S.C., WCBD.
Stetson grew up in Manhattan and suburban Philadelphia and started covering politics in high school, in the battleground state of Pennsylvania. He graduated from Temple University.
When he’s not in the newsroom, he enjoys going to concerts, rowing and running.
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court will arguments in the case of a former truck driver who sued a CBD company after he took one of their products and failed a drug test.
Pennsylvania Trump and Harris supporters are working hard to reach voters in the critical battleground state as Election Day nears.
Pennsylvania could be the key to the White House for the 2024 presidential election. Stetson Miller speaks with local party and campaign leaders about the state of the race in the Keystone State.
President Biden's hometown of Scranton, Pennsylvania reflects on his legacy and looks ahead to the 2024 election.
In the deeply red Lone Star State, Republican incumbent Senator Ted Cruz is facing a tough fight from his opponent, Democratic Congressman Colin Allred, in the final weeks of the U.S. Senate race there.
Former President Donald Trump is returning to Butler, Pennsylvania on Saturday to the site of an assassination attempt that he survived back in July.
President Joe Biden is set to visit storm-ravaged parts of Florida and Georgia on Thursday after Hurricane Helene caused widespread damage across the Southeast.
President Joe Biden said that he directed the U.S. military to aid Israel in defending against the Iranian missile attack.
A new program from NASA is launching to get more students excited about science and space education.
Members of a congressional task force investigating the assassination attempts against former President Donald Trump met for the first time today as they try to understand how they happened.
Congress managed to pass a short-term funding bill on Wednesday that would keep the government open for another three months.
A bill to bolster U.S. Secret Service protections for presidential candidates has been passed by Congress and is now on the way to the president’s desk.
Congress passed a bill this week that will streamline federal reviews for some microchip manufacturing projects in America.
One Florida congresswoman is now calling for the passage of a new bill that would make sure kids keep their health care coverage.
Dozens of veterans from the Cincinnati and Eastern Iowa areas flew into the nation’s capital on Wednesday aboard honor flights to see national war memorials built in their honor.
Presidential assassinations have long been a part of American history, with four of them being successful, killing Abraham Lincoln, James Garfield, William McKinley and John F. Kennedy
Former President Trump defended a far-right activist he's been seen with recently and called for mass deportations from one Ohio town that's been in the spotlight this week.
Some of members of Congress will vote to bring contempt charges against a hospital system CEO who defied a subpoena to appear before them.
Senate Republicans say the country needs this voter ID bill to stop noncitizens from voting but opponents say it’s unnecessary because it’s already illegal and rarely happens.
Tim Tebow joins lawmakers on Capitol Hill to introduce legislation to combat online child sexual exploitation
A judge has agreed to postpone the sentencing of former President Donald Trump in his New York hush money trial case until after the presidential election in November.
Border security is a major issue for voters in the 2024 presidential election.
Book lovers descended on Washington, DC on Saturday for a celebration of literacy.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has released a new report highlighting what it calls “junk fees” charged by school lunch payment platforms.
President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill are visiting New Oreans on Tuesday to attend a cancer “moonshot” event.
Louisiana state leaders want lawsuit over law requiring Ten Commandments in public schools dismissed
Louisiana state officials want a lawsuit challenging the state’s new Ten Commandments law to be thrown out.
Former President Trump and conservatives are utilizing TikTok and other forms of social media as important part of their 2024 campaign strategy.
The U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Human Rights held a held a hearing Wednesday as part of its investigation into reports of abuse of pregnant women in jails all across the nation.
The NTSB displayed that door that blew out of an Alaska Airlines flight earlier this year at its headquarters in Washington, DC one week before the start of an investigative hearing into the mid-air incident.
Memes and social media about Vice President Kamala Harris have flooded the internet just as the Harris campaign kicks off.
Protestors spoke out against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as he made a visit to Washington, D.C.
Republican women came together at a luncheon at the RNC to talk about their important role in politics and why they say they are the party of policies empowering women.
Hundreds of protestors came out to Milwaukee on Monday, just steps away from the location of the Republican National Convention, to show that they’re opposed to the party’s agenda.
Secret Service says no changes to RNC security plan are necessary after Trump assassination attempt
The United States Secret Services says there will be no changes to the Republican National Convention security plan in Milwaukee this week after the attempted assassination of former President Trump.
President Biden pushed back on speculation that he's dropping out of the 2024 presidential election on Monday, telling Capitol Hill Democrats that he is "firmly committed to saying in this race."
Discussion in Congress about artificial intelligence
On Thursday, the Supreme Court issued a ruling that allows emergency abortions to resume in Idaho, for now.
In Washington on Wednesday, some of the women in Congress took on members of the press in the annual Congressional Women’s Softball game.
Why one of the top senators on the Armed Services Committee wants to push for a significant hike in defense spending.
A federal jury in Delaware found President Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, guilty on Tuesday on felony gun charges.
The Biden-Harris campaign sees red-leaning Florida as "winnable" in Election 2024.
Republican Senators Ted Cruz and Katie Britt introduced an IVF bill that they say aims to protect the procedure but some Democratic say it doesn't do that.
A bill that reauthorizes the Federal Aviation Administration is now on its way to the president’s desk after passing in the House of Representatives on Wednesday.
Despite the Department of Education announcing that a series of issues with FAFSA have been resolved and a new program to help with it, lawmakers in Washington continued to criticism for the botched application rollout.
A vote to oust House Speaker Mike Johnson appears to remain on the table after another meeting Tuesday between him, Georgia Rep. Majorie Taylor Greene and Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene to meet with Speaker Johnson again Tuesday as threat to oust him lingers
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene to meet with Speaker Johnson again Tuesday as threat to oust him lingers
Nearly 50 mayors from cities across the country visited Washington on Tuesday to call for help from federal policymakers to solve the affordable housing and homelessness crises affecting them.
