Miranda Thomas
Reporter
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Baton Rouge native Miranda Thomas joined the WAFB 9NEWS Team as a reporter in July 2022.
Miranda, a 2019 graduate of Southern University, comes to WAFB from a television station in Alexandria, LA where she also worked as a reporter.
While at Southern, she wrote for the university newspaper and was a reporter for Southern University Television (SUTV).
Miranda is a member of the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) and the Southern University Alumni Federation.
She is a 2013 graduate of McKinley Senior High School.
She enjoys spending time with her family and friends and her “fur baby” named Minnie.
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The Children’s Advocacy Center is encouraging folks to keep an eye out on their kids and watch what they are doing.
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The Baton Rouge General Hospital recognized 26 African American nurses from the 1950′s on the same halls where they were confined to.
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The CDC reports more than 1,900 cases of Monkeypox reaching nearly every state.