Danielle Miller
Danielle Miller joined the FOX 10 team in July of 2015. She comes to us from the bright lights of Las Vegas, where she was born and raised.
Danielle started her career in television at WDAY the ABC affiliate in Fargo North Dakota. She spent two years there covering devastating droughts, severe winter blizzards, and spring flooding. Her next stop was in her hometown of Las Vegas Nevada at KVVU, the FOX affiliate. She spent two years there before heading to Phoenix.
Danielle graduated from University of Nevada Las Vegas, with a degree in broadcast journalism. She cheered all four years of college and is a die-hard Rebel fan.
Danielle is excited to learn about Arizona and explore all it has to offer. She also looks forward to telling your stories, so if you have a story you’d like to hare be sure to send her an email.
While Danielle isn’t working she enjoys anything active, reading, and hanging out with friends and family.
The latest from Danielle Miller
Shipping delays could mean more money for small, local businesses during holiday season
Desert Garden Market in Gilbert may have all you need for holiday shopping. In turn, it helps local, small businesses as there are massive supply chain delays ahead of the holiday season.
Phoenix family's car stolen when potential buyer takes it for a test drive
A Phoenix family had their car stolen when a potential buyer test drove the car and never came back. The Buick is a charcoal grey color and has a trailer hitch. It also has a sticker that reads "hare" on it.
Three women quit corporate jobs to find success in Phoenix's event industry
Three women quit their corporate jobs to find major success in Phoenix's event industry. Alpha Lit Phoenix, Olivia Nowak's Balloon Creations and Girl About Town are all making dream parties happen.
PCSO: 15-year-old accused of killing another teen in San Tan Valley turns himself in
A 15-year-old has turned himself in, according to officials with the Pinal County Sheriff's Office, in connection with a shooting that killed 15-year-old Joshua McCoy on Sept. 26.
Businesses face difficulties finding enough workers as holiday season approaches
Soon, shopping centers and stores will be filled wit holiday shoppers, but some stores will not be filled with as many employees as needed to keep up with the rush.
PD: 2 men arrested after teenage girl was found dead in North Phoenix
21-year-old Daniel Blas Torrealba and 19-year-old Edwin Humberto Chavez-Blas were arrested and are accused of concealment of a dead body and tampering with evidence.
Arizona company restoring forests while creating wood products for industries
A company based out of Mesa is hoping to help prevent catastrophic wildfires, while at the same time help construction companies stay fully stocked during a lumber shortage.
Officials: Tempe house fire that left 2 women dead was 'not accidental'
Investigators said Friday that traces of an accelerant were found at the scene by a police K-9.
New cancer detection technology available for Phoenix police, firefighters
First responders in Phoenix will have free access to a new technology that detects the early stages of cancer. The testing is offered through a partnership between the city and Vincere Cancer Center.
Tours to be organized for newly-renovated Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Temple in Mesa
The temple, according to officials with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, is the ninth temple to be built in the history of the church, and it has been undergoing renovation since 2018.