Kenzie Beach
Kenzie Beach is excited about joining the FOX 10 team as a reporter.
She was born and raised in Southern California. After spending nearly 7 years in the south, she is happy to be closer to family.
During her time at WRBL in Columbus, Georgia she was the weekend evening primetime Anchor and Reporter during the week. She most notably covered the 2023 Governor’s race, record-breaking crime and gangs across West Georgia, Georgia’s school districts and built strong relationships with the military community on Fort Moore.
Kenzie is a proud alum of The University of Alabama where she majored in News and Sports Media and minored in Communication Studies, Roll Tide!
Outside of work, Kenzie loves staying active, trying new restaurants, taking spontaneous trips and never misses the sunset!
Kenzie and her family are so grateful to call the Phoenix area their home!
Please say hello if you see her around town and feel free to send any story ideas or recommendations to kenzie.beach@fox.com
You can follow her on Instagram or Twitter. @kenziebeachtv
The latest from Kenzie Beach
Protests erupt in Phoenix following deadly ICE shooting in Minnesota
A deadly ICE-involved shooting in Minnesota sparked protests across the country Thursday, including a demonstration outside the agency’s field office in Phoenix where advocates and lawmakers demanded a federal investigation.
Hegseth censures Sen. Mark Kelly after 'illegal orders' video
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced on Monday that a letter of censure has been issued to U.S. Senator Mark Kelly over the Arizona lawmaker's participation in a video that called on troops to “refuse illegal orders."
‘Soul-crushing’ theft stalls mobile barbershop for Phoenix homeless
A New Year’s catalytic converter theft has sidelined a mobile barbershop that provided more than 1,200 free haircuts to people experiencing homelessness across the Phoenix area.
Rio Verde Foothills: Water supply woes end as new water station opens
Residents in the Rio Verde Foothills area have been dealing with a water supply crisis for years, but that came to an end on Jan. 1, when a company opened a new facility to serve the community.
New Year's Eve revelers in the Phoenix area have transportation options to get home safe
New Year's Eve celebrations are taking place across the Phoenix area on the night of Dec. 31, and for many, those plans include a safe ride home.
1 dead, several hurt in Phoenix light rail crash
One person is dead and several others were hurt in a serious crash involving a light rail trail on Dec. 30 at the intersection of Indian School Road and Central Avenue.
New I-17 flex lanes triggering lane-assist alarms in high-tech vehicles
While many drivers are welcoming the new I-17 flex lanes during the busy holiday season, the high-tech lane markings are causing an unexpected headache: constant safety alarms in newer vehicles.
Inflation, rising prices drive shift toward practical holiday gifting
Despite a National Retail Federation forecast of a $1 trillion holiday season, many Phoenix families are scaling back and opting for practical gifts like cash due to rising costs.
Luke Air Force Base lockdown lifted after reports of active shooter incident
The lockdown at Luke Air Force Base has been lifted following reports of an active shooter incident.
Arizona DEA seizes record fentanyl powder, up 79% from 2024
The Phoenix DEA division has seized a record amount of fentanyl this year, reporting a 79% increase in fentanyl powder from 2024 and noting that Arizona accounts for 60% of all fentanyl seized nationwide.