Evening Anchor for 44News/WEVV.
Brian Miller is the Evening Anchor for 44News/WEVV. He joined the 44News team in March of 2020.
It's actually a full-circle return to the Tri-State after beginning his TV news career in Evansville as a weekend multimedia journalist in 2009.
Brian ended up spending nearly 3 years at Evansville's WTVW Fox, and later "Local 7" as a reporter. While it's a new station for Brian, he's back in the very same building where he first started.
Brian left Evansville for the "frozen tundra" known as Green Bay, Wisconsin in October of 2011. Brian ended up working in newsrooms in Kansas and Oklahoma before returning to the Tri-State a little more than a decade after beginning his news career.
Originally from Chicago, Brian graduated with honors from Columbia College in Chicago with a degree in journalism.
He's happy to return to Evansville.
Brian loves getting out and seeing the local parks and experiencing the beautiful outdoor landscape that can only be found in the Tri-State.
There are now more than 800 people currently diagnosed with COVID-19 in the county.
Chief Heath Cox announced he is retiring from the department.
The commonwealth is reeling as case counts pile up in many communities, including in Muhlenberg County.
The county is being significantly impacted by the quickly-spreading Omicron variant.
A man was rescued from the basement of the burning home in Henderson on Wednesday.
Owensboro police officers are investigating a shooting that sent a man to the emergency room.
The Omicron variant continues its rapid spread across the entire Bluegrass State as it impacts all of the Western Kentucky counties.
The Kentucky State Police say the toy drive for tornado victims is now over.
The county saw 15 more confirmed cases in its latest report.
Pet adoptions at the Hopkins County Humane Society are free in December thanks to Independence Bank employees.
