Bureau Chief | Fox News Channel

Kimberly Miller is a media industry executive in the world of television news and a leader at one of the world’s top national news organizations. She has a proven track record of successfully leading the development and production of compelling, relevant, and engaging news stories on a local and international level.

Kim is a graduate of the University of Southern California holding a Bachelor of Arts in Communications. She started her career as a field producer for NBC NewsChannel in Florida. Based in Miami, she traveled the Southeast region and beyond handling breaking news and planned events for NBC’s extensive affiliate family. She later returned to Los Angeles where she would join Fox News Channel, continuing to cover national news stories for the cable news outlet. Within a year, Kim was producing overseas assignments in Afghanistan, Kuwait, The Democratic Republic of Congo and Iraq. It was those assignments that further inflamed a passion for international news. She soon moved to London, where she produced stories on every major event unfurling on the world stage from 2004 to 2010. Her passion carried her into conflict and crisis, but introduced her to countries, cultures and man’s humanity all over the globe.

After being promoted to the position of Bureau Chief for Fox News in London in 2010, she oversaw European news coverage, managing multiple international crews while becoming a British citizen and raising a family. In 2015, Kim, her husband Karl, an international photojournalist from New Zealand, and their son Finnley decided to return to the States.

Now, after 11 years abroad, she enjoys showing her family the wonders of Florida and her home states of Virginia and North Carolina. She runs Fox News Channel’s very active Miami bureau, continuing to cover stories of national and international importance.