Larry Miller

Washington, D.C.

News Anchor at WUSA-TV (Washington, DC)

News Anchor for @wusa9. I report on housing/consumer issues. In my spare time, I dance and nerd out. Follow me on Instagram: https://t.co/Hw9cIcpc9a

Articles

How to file an insurance claim in Maryland after severe storms

1 week ago | wusa9.com | Larry Miller

Maryland Insurance Commissioner Marie Grant told WUSA9's Larry Miller that homeowners should read the fine print of their policies before reporting any damage. WASHINGTON — When filing a claim, the devil is in the details for Marie Grant. The Maryland Insurance Commissioner, appointed by Gov. Wes Moore, told WUSA9's Larry Miller after Thursday's severe storms that homeowners should read the fine print of their policies before reporting any damage.
Gov. Wes Moore expands pardons, moves forward with targeted action to close racial wealth gap

1 week ago | wusa9.com | Larry Miller

The Moore administration announced two major steps aimed at addressing the racial wealth gap in Maryland, expanding pardons and new community investment. ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Maryland Governor Wes Moore faced significant pushback — particularly from members of his own party — after vetoing Senate Bill 587, which would have established a commission to study and recommend reparations for African-Americans impacted by slavery. But Moore made clear: Maryland doesn’t need another study.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore sounds off on Trump administration in streaming special

1 week ago | wusa9.com | Larry Miller

Moore addressed how he's handling federal workforce cuts affecting 6% of his state's workforce. MARYLAND, USA — In an exclusive one-on-one interview, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore weighed in on several big news headlines Tuesday, including cuts to the federal workforce, President Donald Trumps’ 'Big Beautiful Bill', and calls for himself to run for president.
Maryland organizations awarded $4 million to boost trade workforce

1 week ago | wusa9.com | Larry Miller

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced $4 million for training skilled trade workers through the Road to Careers program on Tuesday. MARYLAND, USA — Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced Tuesday that eight organizations will receive a combined $4 million in inaugural funding through the state’s new Road to Careers program, an initiative aimed at training the next generation of skilled trade workers.
New exhibit shines spotlight on DC’s culture and its deep roots in go-go music

2 weeks ago | wusa9.com | Larry Miller

The 1223 Potomac Gallery exhibit in D.C. highlights go-go music and features a mosaic of Chuck Brown. WASHINGTON — A new evolving exhibit at the 1223 Potomac Gallery in DC’s Georgetown neighborhood is celebrating the city’s rich cultural identity and its deep connection to Go-Go music, says artist and curator Justin “Yaddiya” Johnson. “Our goal is to reignite the spirit of the culture,” Johnson said.
White South Africans, granted refugee status by Trump, to arrive at Dulles

1 month ago | abc10.com | Larry Miller |Jess Arnold

DULLES, Va. — A group of white South African refugees landed at Washington Dulles International Airport Monday, WUSA9 has confirmed. “What’s happening in South Africa fits the textbook definition of why the refugee program was created,” White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller told reporters Friday. “This is persecution based on a protected characteristic—in this case, race.
White South Africans, granted refugee status by Trump, to arrive at Dulles

1 month ago | 13newsnow.com | Larry Miller

DULLES, Va. — A group of white South African refugees are expected to arrive at Washington Dulles International Airport Monday, WUSA9 has confirmed. The migrants, who claim they are fleeing racial discrimination under South Africa’s post-apartheid government, were granted refugee status under an executive order signed by President Donald Trump in February.
White South Africans, granted refugee status by Trump, to arrive at Dulles

1 month ago | wusa9.com | Larry Miller

The migrants, who claim they are fleeing racial discrimination under South Africa’s post-apartheid government, were granted refugee status under an executive order.
As enrollment grows, one group shrinks: The urgent fight to keep Black Men in college

1 month ago | wusa9.com | Larry Miller

The nationwide decline of Black men at colleges and universities is prompting action and research to understand what's driving the trend. WASHINGTON — Editor's Note: This report was supported by the Education Writers Association, for which WUSA9's Larry Miller was a 2025 Fellow. With final exams looming, the campus of Morgan State University is alive with energy. Students hurry between classes, libraries hum with activity, and there's an undeniable sense of momentum.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore races against time to deliver on legislative promises

2 months ago | wusa9.com | Larry Miller

The governor was still taking calls and holding conference meetings—working every angle to lock in final votes. ANNAPOLIS, Md. — With just hours left in Maryland’s 90-day legislative session, Governor Wes Moore was still taking calls and holding conference meetings—working every angle to lock in final votes. “I’ll be right back,” he said before ducking into an adjacent room for a last-minute call, moments before sitting down for an exclusive interview with WUSA9’s Larry Miller.