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
Misery for allergy sufferers as winds carry dust, pollen all over the place
Windy conditions in the Valley are carrying various pollen everywhere, and this means allergy sufferers are in for a rough time.
WWII veteran celebrates her 100th birthday in Phoenix with family, parade
Her family says they are most proud of her service for our country, her involvement in civil rights marches, like the Selma to Montgomery March, and her kindness.
'I was very surprised': Valley veteran gifted free car
A Valley veteran who was wounded in combat in 2015 was gifted a brand new, payment-free car on Wednesday. "I was very surprised. I am surprised about the whole thing."
Arizona cannabis dispensaries look to new financial service for transactions
A new financial system is helping the cannabis industry in Arizona with purchases until most financial institutions allow for transactions until the SAFE Banking Act is passed.
Arizona students, teachers plead for more mental health resources on campus
Students and teachers say now that the entire education has been shifted, accommodations need to be made in terms of mental health. Otherwise, there could be another crisis in our schools.
Phoenix Police veteran, ASU professor talks Minnesota gun, Taser 'mix up'
A mixup like a handgun versus a taser is what many people are discussing after a deadly Minnesota police shooting and how something like this could happen.
Many struggling with 're-entry anxiety' as world begins to open again
With Arizona reopening along with the rest of the world after the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people will have to get used to another new normal of heading out into the world again.
UPS driver nears retirement after 45 years and 4 million miles on the road
A UPS driver is celebrating his major accomplishments as a UPS driver with a well-deserved retirement after 45 years and 4 million miles on the road.
Arizona lawmakers pass 'fantasy sports' bill, heads to Ducey for signature
Sports betting could soon become legal in Arizona as the bill was passed by the Senate and now heads to the governor's desk.
Pig rescue sees high number of surrenders after adopters fail to do their research
Better Piggies Rescue is seeing a big uptick in surrenders of pigs because they say adopters failed to do their research before making the jump to adopt a pig.