Heather Miller
Heather Miller is a digital content creator for FOX TV Stations’ digital platforms.
A Louisiana native, she began her journalism career as a newspaper reporter covering local governments, crime and education in the area of South Louisiana known as Cajun country. She transitioned to TV news in 2014 and has worked in the digital news sphere for more than a decade.
Heather has won multiple awards for feature writing and investigative reporting, most notably for her coverage of public education in New Orleans post-Katrina.
She’s managed digital news teams in New Orleans and Portland, Oregon, and was working in Seattle in 2020 when the city became the epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic.
When she’s not working, you can find Heather on a hiking trail, pitching a tent in the woods, or chasing her dog along the river. She’s also a former Rock, Paper, Scissors champion and a star karaoke performer.
The latest from Heather Miller
'Not edible': Reese's grandson accuses Hershey of ruining iconic peanut butter cup
Brad Reese, the grandson of Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups inventor H.B. Reese, has some harsh words for The Hershey Co.
Photos: Wolfdog joins race, crosses finish line at Olympic ski event
A Czechoslovakian wolfdog named Nazghul was on a walk with its owner when it escaped onto an Olympic race course and joined the women’s cross-country skiing team sprint.
Peter Greene cause of death: 'Pulp Fiction' actor accidentally shot himself in armpit, report says
Actor Peter Greene was best known for playing Zed in Quentin Tarantino’s 1994 film "Pulp Fiction." He was found dead in his New York City apartment Dec. 12.
Watch: Smiling toddler gets stuck inside claw machine while parents aren't looking
It only took 15 seconds for 2-year-old Cooper to get stuck inside a claw machine while his parents were momentarily distracted. The smiling toddler didn’t seem to mind.
'The Simpsons' will air its 800th episode Sunday: How to watch
“The Simpsons,” America's longest running sitcom, will hit another major milestone Sunday with its 800th episode.
TSA agents are working without pay again: What this means for travelers
TSA agents across the U.S. are once again expected to screen airline passengers and bags without pay after Congress failed to fund the Department of Homeland Security.
Was Saint Valentine real? The murky history of Valentine's Day
From drunken debauchery to a feast for a saint, there are multiple theories about the history of Valentine’s Day.
Republican lead on immigration slips amid Trump's enforcement tactics, poll finds
President Trump’s approval on immigration appears to have fallen significantly among independents since last spring, from 37% to 23% in a new poll.
Funeral home owner gets 40 years in prison for abusing corpses: 'Monster'
Jon Hallford, owner of a Colorado funeral home, was sentenced to 40 years in prison for stashing decomposing bodies and giving families fake ashes.
Puppy Bowl 2026: What time, how to watch
Puppy Bowl XXII, the fluffiest day in football, is here.