Myles Harris is a Digital Reporter for WCNC Charlotte and WFMY-TV, with a focus on local news in the Columbus, Ohio area. His work has also been featured in WSYX ABC 6, Wtte Fox 28, and The Daily Gamecock. Myles covers a range of topics including community events, local initiatives, public safety, and human interest stories.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
United States (National)
Not enough data
Myles Harris focuses on local news, particularly in the Columbus area. His coverage spans a wide range of topics such as education, sports, crime, family & relationships, public safety and health. If you are reaching out to Myles Harris for coverage or pitch ideas within these themes and topics specifically related to events happening in Ohio or Columbus region then he might be more receptive.
Given his focus on community events and government announcements, consider pitching stories that highlight positive initiatives or important developments occurring locally in Ohio or Columbus. Additionally, if you have insights into seasonal events or upcoming activities in the area - especially those related to education, sports, crime prevention efforts or public safety campaigns - it may resonate well with Myles Harris's coverage interests.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Myles Harris
The Church of God Children's Home is getting help from Cabarrus County businesses this holiday season.
The team has maintained a 3.5 GPA during postseason action. MARSHVILLE, N.C. — The Forest Hills High School Yellow Jackets are redefining success, proving that excellence extends far beyond the football field.
By: Hank Lee, Myles Harris
The Charlotte Invitational will feature some of the biggest names in tennis, including reigning French Open champion Carlos Alcaraz.
City of Charlotte Fleet Management and Right Moves for Youth built 50 bikes to distribute to kids in the community.
By: Myles Harris
The home improvement retail giant teamed up with local builders to make 17 tiny homes.
The town opened its doors to visitors for one day for the “Bring Christmas to Chimney Rock” event. The event gave visitors the chance to see the progress some of western North Carolina’s hardest communities have made since Helene ripped through the state in September.
By: Myles Harris
Neighbors are raising questions about the future as resources get set to close.
By: Myles Harris
Jumpman combines both sports and creativity with its "Art With Air" gallery.
By: Myles Harris
Jumpman combines both sports and creativity with its "Art With Air" gallery.
The 4th Annual Kirk Pole came back to north Charlotte, providing several gifts for families this holiday season
(833) 317-6278 
