Corey Miller is a sports reporter and anchor for KSDK - 5 On Your Side, focusing on local sports in the St. Louis, Missouri area. With a love for ballpark hotdogs and Seinfeld references, Corey brings his passion for sports and storytelling to his articles, covering a range of topics from college football to heroic moments in local sports.
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St. Louis, Missouri, United States (Local)
Corey Miller's coverage heavily emphasizes local sports, particularly college football and baseball in St. Louis, Missouri. Given the focus on event coverage and press releases, he may be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming local sporting events or announcements from teams and organizations within his geographic focus.
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Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D-New Jersey) will address attendees at the 2024 Big “I" Legislative Conference, which will take place April 10-12 in Washington, D.C.
By: Corey Miller
"I've thought about it. I've even practiced fake phone calls," Randolph said of visualizing his draft day moment. "I hope I don't cry. I'm gonna try not to cry."
It's better to go one inch wide and one mile deep when it comes to service options.
By: Corey Miller
Burger said opening day will be the first time his grandpa has been able to see him play in an MLB game in person. And the grandson delivered with two home runs.
By: Corey Miller
Burger's grandparents had never seen him play in person before this weekend. He made it a memorable first time with two opening day home runs back home in St. Louis.
By: Corey Miller
Madison Pyatt hits drives over 230 yards and wins championships at Augusta National. And she's only 9 years old.
"He may have been a baseball genius, but at his heart, he was a small-town local kid who got to live out his dreams and never forgot that. That's why we loved him."
By: Corey Miller
"Tough times, people doubting me, it only built a fight and different type of character that good times couldn’t," Williams said.
By: Corey Miller
Butler may be the most dominant receiver in the UFL now, but his Battlehawks journey started with a simple direct message to coach Becht, asking for a chance.
The top talent isn’t always at the top of the stack, it's somewhere in the middle waiting to be discovered and cultivated.
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