Priscilla Huff
Managing Editor
Washington, D.C.
Priscilla Huff is the Managing Editor for the Washington, DC Bureau. She joined the Gray Television in January 2022 as a producer. The Washington Bureau specializes in coverage of Congress, the White House and all things politics and Washington.
From February 2019 to December 2021, Priscilla held a variety of producing roles at the Fox News Channel, supporting correspondents, line producing for the weekend shows, and working with the Edge, the Fox Media affiliate service.
Previously, she was with the news agency Feature Story News as a reporter producer and true multimedia journalist, doing everything from shooting the press conference to reporting on the story live. She’s covered the White House, Congress, Pentagon and nearly every federal agency, as well as international conferences, natural disasters and national tragedies.
Earlier in her career, she was the news director for Voter.com, the first political news and information web site and has worked for NBC, CNN, Dow Jones, Time Inc, AOL, and Consumer Reports among others. She’s also freelanced for a wide variety of outlets in just about every media format.
A native of Washington, Priscilla’s first presidential campaign was covering Gary Hart, in part because she’s a graduate of Dartmouth College, and she holds a Masters degree from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.
Former presidents, tech moguls and others hit the campaign trail.
President Biden promises billions for Florida after Hurricane Milton rampages across the center of the state.
President Joe Biden warns Hurricane Milton could be the worst storm to hit Florida in a century.
The White House says so far $200 million has been invested Wisconsin to replace lead pipes.
President Joe ventured into the White House press briefing room to promote an unexpectedly positive jobs report.
From his Mar-A-Lago estate in Florida, Donald Trump confirmed he'll debate Kamala Harris on September 10, along with a list of grievances about Election 2024.
Evan Gershkovich, Alsu Kurmasheva and Vladimir Kara-Murza and former U.S. Marine Paul Whelan were released in a prisoner exchange with Russia.
President Joe Biden unveils proposals to reform the U.S. Supreme Court.
VIce President Kamala Harris turns to picking her running mate after locking up Democrat delegate support.
Vice President Kamala Harris looks to consolidate her support as the new front-runner for Democrats.
Joe Biden welcomed Sweden to the NATO alliance today, the first of a three day summit in Washington.
President Biden to host his NATO counterparts for a consequential three-day summit.
The move- expected to face a court challenge – would make it easier for some undocumented immigrants to get a green card and a path to U.S. citizenship.
The president insists his outreach to the Black community is consistent and authentic.
The Biden administration promises to not walk away from the constitutional promise that all are created equal.
Following a review of government regulations, the Biden administration imposes tariffs of up to 100% on electric vehicles built in China and imported to the U.S. Tariffs are paid by the end purchaser.
The nation’s highest civilian honors for 19 incredible people whose relentless curiosity, inventiveness, ingenuity, and hope have kept faith in a better tomorrow, according to President Joe Biden.
“There is the right to protest, but not to cause chaos.” Biden addressed campus protests happening nationwide
The Supreme Court hears arguments on whether a president can claim absolute immunity from criminal prosecution, with justices asking about what is an official act and what is a private act.
President Joe Biden and Japan's Prime Minister Kishida Fumio discussed common challenges, such as the threats from North Korea, as well as areas of disagreement, including the proposed US Steel-Nippon Steel merger.
U.S. A.G. Garland accuses Apple of unfair practices and limiting consumer choice.
Millions make the trek for the annual miracle of the bloom of the cherry blossoms at the Tidal basin in Washington.
Both Joe Biden and Donald Trump are targeting battleground Midwest states for campaign events.
Simone Boseman lobbies Capitol Hill about the disease which took her husband, actor Chadwick Boseman.
Senators consider legislation to manage compensation for scholar-athletes.
White House correspondent Jon Decker speaks with Ukraine's ambassador to the United States, Oksana Markarova about the need for Congress to approve more financial support for her war-torn nation.
President Biden to travel to East Palestine, Ohio to see where the community stands a year after a massive train derailment.
Speaker Mike Johnson wants the Biden administration to address the border first.
President Joe Biden challenges Speaker Johnson to vote on the bill sending aid to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, asking if they prefer to stand with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
President Biden addressed how his agenda has helped members of the National Association of Counties.
The Supreme Court heard arguments Thursday in what’s expected to be an historic case. Trump versus Anderson concerns whether the former president is eligible to appear on the ballot in Colorado, a question that’s been raised by other states.
Vice President Harris talks with Gray Washington News Bureau’s Ryhan Henson about the accomplishments of the Biden-Harris administration and issues important to voters such as the economy, women’s rights, student loan debt, and more.
President Biden travels Las Vegas, with the state of Nevada expected to be key for Democrats in Election 2024. His trip was planned before the mass shooting at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
President Joe Biden is urging lawmakers to move forward with passing key funding for national security, including aid to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan. The legislation has gotten tied up in disputes over how to address security along the border with Mexico.
President and First Lady will pay respects to the victims and grieve with families and community members still impacted by the deadliest mass shooting this year.
President Biden to highlight how his economic policy, nicknamed "Bidenomics" is working for rural Americans, in Northfield, Minnesota.
Wednesday morning, President Biden in the Rose Garden reiterated that U.S. support for Israel is unwavering.
In response to Hamas attacks on Israel, the Pentagon has ordered the USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier strike group to the Eastern Mediterranean.
The US Department of Agriculture reports Vermont experienced a 20-percent drop in maple syrup production this year.
Foreign policy experts note that it’s likely President Joe Biden will be met with increased skepticism when he addresses the situation in Ukraine. Nearly one year after invading, Russian President Vladimir Putin insists his country is threatened and his military forces must “repel the aggression of the collective West.”
Health and Human Services Secretary Becerra urges Americans to sign up for health insurance ahead of the ACA open enrollment deadline Saturday.
