Blair Miller
Blair Miller co-anchors Channel 9 Eyewitness News at 5 p.m., 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. with Erica Bryant. Blair also co-anchors Eyewitness News at 5:30 p.m. with Natalie Pasquarella.
Blair joined the Eyewitness News team in June of 2002. In addition to reporting for the Eyewitness News investigative team, Miller co-anchored the weekend edition of Channel 9 Eyewitness News at 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. and the weekend edition of Action News at 10 p.m.
He comes to Channel 9 from WCBD-TV in Charleston, South Carolina where he had been reporting and anchoring. In addition to his experience behind the anchor desk, Blair has traveled the world reporting from Afghanistan and Sarajevo, Bosnia. His reporting has included live broadcasts from Houston during the Panthers Superbowl appearance, the campus of Virginia Tech to cover the school shootings, and the mountains of North Carolina after the arrest of Eric Rudolph.
Blair is a graduate of Bowling Green State University in Bowling Green, Ohio. He has a degree in Interpersonal Communication and Broadcast Journalism.
Blair has received many honors for his reporting including a Distinguished Service Award from the United States Coast Guard. He has also been honored by NASCAR for his coverage of motorsports in Charlotte.
Latest from Blair Miller
Women say teacher put liquid soap in sons’ mouths for talking too much
A pair of Union County boys told their mothers their teacher put liquid hand soap in their mouths for talking too much. Now, police are investigating the incident. “They did it like this,” said 6-year-old Hasan Dubose and 5-year old Askaree Wells, motioning with their hands how soap was put ...
Gov. Perdue discusses ‘tough’ decision not to seek re-election
North Carolina Gov. Bev Perdue has a little more than seven months left in office, and she talked to Eyewitness News about her decision not to seek re-election. Ever since 1986, Perdue has held some type of political office in North Carolina. After 25 years, she said she's had enough. ...
Romney discusses views on same-sex marriage during Charlotte visit
Mitt Romney, the presumptive Republican presidential candidate, sat down with Eyewitness News anchor Blair Miller Friday during a visit to Charlotte. Romney came to Charlotte facing hot-button issues, including same-sex marriage and Amendment One, which passed in North Carolina just three days ago. “How big of an issue do you ...
9 Investigates: Lawmakers want change in how gas tax money is used
Right now, the cheapest gallon of gas you can find in the area is about $3.82. When you fill up in North Carolina, 39 cents from every gallon goes to the North Carolina Department of Transportation. Last year, the gas tax brought in $1.5 billion. The DOT admits it's their ...
Burglars break into man’s home, hold him at gun- and sword-point
A south Charlotte man said the same group of people showed up at his apartment twice since this weekend with a gun and a sword. On the second visit, the group got into his home and robbed him and his elderly parents, he said. Dilipkumar Mehta cannot help but wonder ...
Grassroots fundraising for DNC ‘right on track,’ says host committee chair
The chairman of the Democratic National Convention said Tuesday he likes the progress he’s seeing in Charlotte for September’s event. Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa visited the Queen City for the first time in more than 10 years. Charlotte Mayor Anthony Foxx walked him through sites in uptown Charlotte that ...
Teens learn to apply the BRAKES
The number of deadly wrecks involving teens is on the rise in North Carolina. It has reached a level that North Carolina State Highway Patrol troopers are now looking at how teens are taught to drive. They're partnering with the nonprofit group Be Responsible And Keep Everyone Safe (BRAKES). The group's ...
Coliseum, surrounding area could see changes
An overhaul could be coming for Bojangles’ Coliseum and the areas around it. Since 1955, the old coliseum has stood along Independence Boulevard. It's been through a slew of name changes, and now, with no major tenant, the city is considering what to do with it. Fred Lawing is the ...
9 Investigates: Some lawmakers missing votes on issues
Many state lawmakers from the Charlotte area are announcing this week that they will run for re-election. But a 9 investigation found some of them have missed votes on issues -- in some cases, hundreds of votes. Eyewitness News looked through a year of voting records for 50 lawmakers who ...
ESC: $10.7M in unemployment fraud in 6 months
The fraud adds up to millions of dollars in just months. Investigators learned of Ebony Wiggins in 2008. According to the North Carolina Employment Security Commission, she collected more than $9,000 in unemployment benefits from March to September that year. Investigators said she claimed those benefits while she had a ...
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