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
Phoenix's 'cool pavement' technology coming to 9 neighborhoods
The city of Phoenix's "cool pavement" technology is coming to nine neighborhoods. Some residents are excited about the result, and others say the money could be used elsewhere.
What new findings from North Atlantic Jet Stream research mean for Arizona
North Atlantic Jet Stream new discoveries uncover the potential warming of Arizona but researchers say "the future is in our control."
Judge to consider challenge to Arizona school mask mandate ban
A judge heard arguments in a case seeking to overturn several new Arizona laws that restrict the power of local governments and school districts to impose COVID-19 restrictions such as mask mandates.
Laveen high school making changes following crash that seriously injured teen student
The incident happened on Aug. 3, and the victim, identified as Christopher Lucero, has underwent four surgeries. Now, school officials are making some changes to the pick-up and drop-off routines.
Afghan man in the Valley speaks out amid ongoing chaos in Afghanistan
A Valley man from Afghanistan is watching the chaos from his old country unfold from far away.
Supply chain disruptions, along with ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, to blame for shortages in stores
You may have noticed empty shelves or your favorite grocery items missing, and experts say COVID-19 is partly to blame.
With help from Scottsdale lawyer, interpreter who served alongside U.S. forces now out of Afghanistan
For days, Darius Amiri has been trying to help get Zabi, a young Afghan who served alongside U.S. Forces during the war there, to safety following the Taliban takeover. Now, Zabi is safely out of the country.
Health officials hope full approval of Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine will get more people vaccinated
On Aug. 23, the FDA announced it has granted the COVID-19 vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech its full approval, and some hope this will help convince those who were hesitant to get the vaccine.
Scottsdale attorney working hard to get Afghan interpreter out of the country
An immigration lawyer in the Valley is working hard to get a young Afghan who served as an interpreter for U.S. forces out of the country.
COVID-19 vaccine trial involving children encountering delays
The principal investigator in Phoenix for a study involving the use of Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine on children says while the study is facing delays, they are already seeing promising results.