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.
The Senate is expected to take up an immigration bill on Thursday that would require the detention of undocumented immigrants who are charged with certain crimes.
The Washington National Cathedral in the nation’s capital is preparing to host the state funeral for former President Jimmy Carter on Thursday.
A left-leaning legal and advocacy group is preparing for possible legal challenges to the new Trump administration's agenda.
A bill designed to try to stop hazing on college campuses has now passed through Congress and is now headed to President Biden’s desk.
Some conservative congressional Republicans are now pushing for the new Congress to use reconciliation to enact President-elect Donald Trump’s agenda enacted next year.
On Wednesday, congressional lawmakers and victims of sexual exploitation pushed for the passage of bill that would criminalize the publication of non-consensual deepfake pornography.
Advocates came to Capitol Hill on Tuesday to call for the passage of an internet safety bill that aims to put safeguards in place for children on the web.
President Joe Biden took part in his final National Christmas Tree lighting in Washington on Thursday night.
President-elect Donald Trump has been continuing to pledge that he will impose new tariffs on foreign nations as soon as he takes office, which may shake the global economy and Americans' wallets.
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Monday in a case about whether or not the FDA unlawfully decided not to approve flavored vaping products.
On Monday, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case that challenges the Food and Drug Administration’s refusal to approve flavored e-cigarettes.
The Trump transition team and the FBI said on Wednesday that several of President-elect Donald Trump's nominees and appointees were targeted with bomb threats and swatting incidents on Wednesday.
Just as the busy holiday travel season is getting underway, the State Department has been sharing tips for Americans who are traveling abroad in the coming weeks.
FEMA administrator Deanne Criswell was questioned on Capitol Hill Tuesday by lawmakers after an agency worker said she was told to avoid homes with Trump signs during hurricane disaster relief efforts this fall.
Raffensperger believes now is the time for congressional lawmakers to implement Georgia’s reforms all across the country
Bump stocks were back in the spotlight on Capitol Hill on Wednesday, when members of the Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing to examine how the gun conversion devices make firearms more lethal.
President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) to be the next U.S. attorney general for the country.
President-elect Donald Trump has announced his picks for several positions in his new administration this week including key members of his foreign policy team, giving the world a preview of how he may handle global affairs.
In a post on X Sunday, President-elect Donald Trump wrote that the next Republican Senate majority leader needs to agree to what are called "recess appointments," which would allow him to fill positions without Senate confirmation.
Next week, Congress returns for its final “lame duck” session - the period after Election Day before the new Congress begins in January.
After Donald Trump’s victory came into clear view on Wednesday morning, some experts began offering early analysis on how he won.
Voters in Washington, DC speak out about how they're feeling about Election Day.
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are racing from swing state to swing state during the final weekend of the presidential election season.
President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden hosted their final Halloween celebration at the White House on Wednesday night.
Vice President Kamala Harris delivered her "closing arguments" campaign speech outside the White House in Washington, DC on Tuesday.
After inflation soared to its highest level in decades, it has become a key factor in the 2024 presidential race. And both of the major candidates say, they have plans to fix it.
The soaring cost of housing is at the forefront of worries for many American voters this fall, and both Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump have been talking about how they plan to address the problem.
The two major 2024 presidential candidates have been presenting vastly different approaches to tackling economic concerns, which remains a key issue for voters.
Before Vice President Kamala Harris was at the top of the 2024 Democratic ticket, she had a long history in public service, starting as a prosecutor in California
Investigation of Secret Service reveals deep, systemic issues
The Supreme Court heard arguments in a case that will decide if a trucker can use an anti-racketeering law to sue a CBD company after he said he took one of their products and failed a drug test.
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.
