Nearly five decades of telling stories.
And still curious about the next one.
Mike Bush has spent nearly five decades in broadcasting, including 41 years at KSDK-TV in St. Louis, where he became one of the region’s most familiar journalists and storytellers.
Along the way, he has covered everything from championships and breaking news to the extraordinary stories of ordinary people.
His award-winning “Making a Difference” reports reflect what he has always believed about great storytelling: at its best, it helps us understand one another a little better.
A career built on stories.
Mike began his broadcasting career in 1977 and joined KSDK in 1985. Over four decades in St. Louis television, he served as sports director, news anchor and reporter, covering many of the biggest stories and sporting events of his generation.
But some of the stories that have mattered most were much smaller. For two decades, his “Making a Difference” franchise has introduced viewers to people whose kindness, courage and resilience might otherwise have gone unnoticed. The series has earned national recognition, including Edward R. Murrow Awards, Emmy Awards and a Sigma Delta Chi Award from the Society of Professional Journalists.
