Jason Miles is a reporter at KHOU. He covers a diverse range of topics, including general assignment news, world affairs, health and wellness, and crime, with a particular focus on Texas and Houston. Jason's work has been featured in various outlets, including KIII 3NEWS, KENS 5, and WKYT-TV, among others.
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Jason Miles focuses on local news in Houston, with a strong emphasis on crime and breaking news. His coverage also includes topics related to small businesses, marketing, and safety.
For pitches to Jason, consider offering insights related to local crime trends or breaking news stories that are relevant to the Houston area. Additionally, he may be interested in features about local small businesses or safety regulations affecting businesses and individuals in Texas.
Given his focus on evolving stories and breaking news, providing timely updates or expert commentary on ongoing criminal cases or safety issues would likely capture his attention. If you have access to exclusive information regarding these themes within the Houston area, it could be of interest for Jason's coverage.
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By: Jason Miles
The Freeport Police Department recently discovered its "Blue Santa" toy stockpile contaminated by rodent droppings.
By: Michelle Choi, Anne James, Jason Miles
The Houston ISD superintendent addressed measures the district was taking at Milby High School and other schools near dangerous railroad crossings.
The Houston ISD superintendent addressed measures the district was taking at Milby High School and other schools near dangerous railroad crossings.
By: Michelle Homer, Jason Miles
HOUSTON — A Houston mother of three who died trying to save her baby from their burning home is being awarded North America's highest honor for civilian heroism.
By: Jason Miles
LEAGUE CITY, Texas — Fireworks usage was the only agenda item during an early Monday morning League City Council meeting.
Jonathon Tomayo felt like he was targeted but doesn't know why since he says he has no enemies.
By: Jason Miles
Residents left with storm damage were grateful no one was hurt.
By: Jason Miles
Residents left with storm damage were grateful no one was hurt. HOUSTON — It's said that "Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night" keep postal workers from completing their rounds.
Wade and Shalina Gibson still live in the home Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter helped build in the summer of 1998.
A donation drive is being held for Walt Disney Elementary which suffered significant damage from an EF-2 tornado.
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