Bailey Miller
Bailey Miller joined FOX 10 News in July of 2019 and is thrilled to be telling stories in the desert with the FOX 10 family. Bailey was born in England and was raised just outside of Los Angeles.
Bailey comes to Phoenix from the NBC and CBS affiliates in Fresno. While reporting in California’s Central Valley, Bailey reported on everything from the massive wildfires that hit Yosemite National Park to gang violence and the community efforts to combat it to homelessness in the city.
Before coming to Fresno, Bailey started her career in Eugene, Oregon aka TrackTown USA. There, she shot, edited, wrote her stories and set up her own live shots as a one-woman band.
She attended the University of California, Santa Barbara and earned her Bachelor's degree in Global Studies and International Relations. She also competed as a scholarship athlete on the Division 1 Track and Cross Country teams, specializing in the 3k, 5k, and 10k. While in school, Bailey also studied with UCLA's Travel Study in Spain. There, she immersed herself in the culture and learned the Spanish language.
When she is not working, Bailey loves to travel, practice yoga, run, and read historical fiction books. Bailey and her fiancé are so excited to call the desert their new home and can't wait to explore everything this beautiful place has to offer.
The latest from Bailey Miller
Neighbors stepping up to help one another during COVID-19 pandemic
There have been many positive stories during the COVID-19 pandemic, including stories of neighbors helping neighbors.
Restaurant CEO matching donations on GoFundMe campaign to help furloughed restaurant workers
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, restaurants in Arizona are only offering take-outs and deliveries, and that is hurting not only restaurant owners, but employees who often rely on tips as well.
Valley doctor says some are wearing protective equipments wrong during COVID-19 pandemic
While people continue to scramble for things like masks and gloves, one Valley doctor says people are using them the wrong way.
3D printers at Barrow Neurological Institute facility printing masks for medical workers
As COVID-19 continues to spread, more and more people are wearing masks. Now, some brain surgeons in Arizona have joined in the fight to produce more masks.
Small businesses should take advantage of loans during pandemic, even if one isn't needed
The Small Business Administration (SBA) has been given more than $300 billion to help small businesses during the coronavirus pandemic, but experts say to file for it soon because they are still learning how long it will take to get it and who qualifies.
Arizona Office of Tourism connecting laid-off workers with job openings during COVID-19 pandemic
According to figures from the Office of Tourism, Arizona hosted 45 million visitors in 2019. Now, no one is visiting the Grand Canyon State during the high season.
Arizona doctors optimistic for a peak and end to the COVID-19 spread
Doctors around the world are experiencing an influx of patients during the COVID-19 pandemic, including those in the valley.
COVID-19 changing the way homes are bought and sold
As COVID-19 continues to spread, realtors, buyers and sellers have all had to change the way they do business.
Phoenix daycare cares for first responders' children, but struggles with everyday demands amid virus
Caring for the children of first responders is what Susie’s Mama Bear Daycare in Phoenix is doing in this fight against the deadly coronavirus.
More expectant mothers looking at home births as hospital alternative during coronavirus pandemic
The ongoing COVID-19 outbreak is having an effect on expectant mothers, in a way people might not think about.