Mark Miller

Reporter

Mark Miller
Mark Miller
Reporter
Mark comes from a family of journalists. His father spent forty years as a newspaper reporter/columnist for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, and his uncle, Peter Miller, covered news as a photojournalist/chief photographer for two Cleveland television stations. (His mom is actually the best communicator in the family)

In December 1999, Mark joined KOMO 4 News as a reporter. He’s worked as an anchor, weathercaster, producer, assignment editor and reporter for TV stations in Seattle, Cleveland, Spokane and Eugene, Oregon.

His approach to covering any assignment starts with the deepest respect for those willing to help tell the story.

“With the exception of public officials, nobody is ever obligated to talk to a reporter out there in the field,” Mark says. “When someone agrees to an on-camera interview, they are opening themselves up and putting a great deal of trust in me. My job is to get the facts, but my first concern is to make sure they know I care, I’m listening, and I’m grateful for what they are giving me.”

Mark was born in Cleveland, Ohio and moved to the Northwest in 1987. He loves to ski, paddle this state’s beautiful whitewater rivers in his kayak, and skateboard along Alki Beach near his home. (Throw in a little landscaping and cooking some of his mother’s German food recipes.)

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Recent stories by Mark Miller

KOMO 4 TV Seattle utility crews, Red Cross volunteers head east Seattle utility crews, Red Cross volunteers head east (Video)
By Mark Miller & KOMO Staff Published: Nov 3, 2012 at 4:23 PM PDT Last Updated: Nov 3, 2012 at 5:01 PM PDT
Joint Base Lewis-McChord's 446th airlift wing will transport 14 utility workers as well as four utility trucks and a Derrick Digger, a machine used to install power poles. The mission is a first for the McChord crew members who typically haul tanks and artillery.