Darla Miles
Before coming to WABC-TV, Darla was a reporter/anchor for WFAA-TV in Dallas, where she was nominated for a Lone Star Emmy Award. Prior to that, she was a reporter for WTVD-TV in Raleigh, where her work on the Duke University lacrosse rape investigation was featured as an ABC World News exclusive on Good Morning America. Darla also worked for WJBF-TV in Augusta, Georgia as Aiken Bureau Chief, anchor and reporter.
Darla began her broadcasting career at WCLK Radio in Atlanta, which led to a position at ONDA Madrid Radio in Madrid, Spain. She later used her fluency in Spanish at CNN Radio Notícias and was part of the original team that launched CNN en Español as a 24-hour network. She also worked as a weekend anchor for CNN Headline News.
Darla is a member of the National Association of Black Journalists and Investigative Reporters and Editors. She dedicates much of her free time to mentoring young African American girls. A native of Ft. Worth, Texas, Darla earned a BA in English with a minor in Spanish from Atlanta's Spelman College. She also studied abroad at the Instituto Internacional in Madrid, Spain.
Darla has traveled extensively throughout Europe, and has also visited Africa, South America, and the Caribbean. She enjoys traveling, entertaining and spending quality time with her husband, family, godchildren, and close friends.
Darla's Stories
NYPD changes how it investigates sexual harassment and discrimination complaints by officers
Allegations of sexual harassment and discrimination will now have direct supervision by NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch.
Mother speaks out after 7-year-old son assaulted at Queens subway station
The mother told Eyewitness News that she and her son were waiting for a northbound "F" train when they were approached by the woman. The woman "out of the blue" pushed her son down to the ground.
Exclusive: NYPD lieutenant sheds light on department's overtime abuse scandal
In part 2 of an exclusive interview, Quathisha Epps sheds light on the NYPD's overtime abuse scandal that has shaken up the department.
Exclusive: NYPD lieutenant breaks silence after accusing ex-chief of department of sex harassment
Eyewitness News is exclusively hearing from the woman at the center of a scandal that rocked the NYPD.
Pro-Palestinian protests break out at Columbia and Barnard College, day after 9 arrested
A strong and determined group of protestors chanted for a "free Palestine," and against an NYPD presence on campus Thursday afternoon.
NYPD searching for man caught on video sparking fire outside Bronx apartment building
The NYPD and FDNY are looking for a man caught on video starting a fire by pouring gasoline and lighting a match along a sidewalk in the Bronx overnight.
Survivors gather at Museum of Jewish Heritage to mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day
"Survivor Stories: An Interactive Dialog" opened at the Museum of Jewish Heritage on Monday with visitors of the exhibit able to ask questions and receive authentic answers from 10 survivors.
New York aesthetician charged with injecting counterfeit Botox into clients out on bail
Joey Grant Luther was released on $100,000 bail, secured by his second home in Miami Beach, Florida, following an appearance before a federal judge in Lower Manhattan.
NYPD patrols on overnight subway trains takes effect
The first 100 additional NYPD police officers to patrol inside the subway trains under Governor Kathy Hochul's new plan were on the job Monday night.
Reward offered in search of New York City bodega ATM robbery suspects
Overall the United Bodega Association say the group has targeted 49 small businesses over the past three months, ending in tens of thousands of dollars stolen.