Jacob Luthi
Jacob Luthi joined the FOX 10 team in March 2026 as a reporter, returning to the Valley to tell stories that matter to Arizona communities.
Before coming back to Phoenix, Jacob worked as a reporter and multi-skilled journalist at 5NEWS in Fayetteville, Arkansas. There, he covered a wide range of stories, including severe weather, crime, and politics, focusing on issues impacting viewers across Northwest Arkansas and Oklahoma. He also regularly filled in on both morning and evening anchor desks.
Jacob earned his master’s degree in sports journalism from Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication in December 2023. During his time at Cronkite, he honed his broadcast skills as a weekly anchor and reporter for Cronkite News.
He previously graduated magna cum laude from the University of California, Riverside with a bachelor’s degree in political science.
Jacob is passionate about uncovering meaningful, often overlooked stories and sharing them in a way that connects with audiences.
Outside the newsroom, he enjoys reading, playing pickleball and golf, and spending time with friends and family.
Originally from Arcadia, California, Jacob is excited to be back in the Phoenix area, just a few hours’ drive from his family.
If you have a story idea, you can reach Jacob at jacob.luthi@fox.com or connect with him on Facebook at Jacob Luthi TV.
The latest from Jacob Luthi
Grand Canyon flash flooding: More than 20 unaccounted for after Bright Angel Canyon flood
The National Park Service is working to account for 20 people who may be missing after flash flooding hit Bright Angel Canyon.
Chandler man charged with murder after 84-year-old mom dies in "substandard conditions," police say
A 64-year-old Chandler man is facing a second-degree murder charge in connection with his mom’s death after police accused him of neglecting the vulnerable 84-year-old woman, failing to provide her medication and taking control of her finances.
Tonopah Valley High School cancels football season amid misconduct investigation
The Saddle Mountain Unified School District canceled the varsity and junior varsity football seasons at Tonopah Valley High School. Several faculty members are on administrative leave as authorities investigate an incident that occurred in July.
Arizona lawmakers unite to propose strict limits on automated license plate readers
State senators from across the political aisle are drafting new legislation to put strict guardrails or a potential ban on surveillance cameras.
Arizona attorney general reviewing automated license plate reader cameras
Kris Mayes is launching a statewide review of license plate reader technology due to growing privacy and Fourth Amendment concerns.
Arizona Governor candidates address Flock cameras as cities drop the technology
Privacy concerns have prompted several Arizona cities to end their license plate reader programs. Gov. Katie Hobbs and Rep. Andy Biggs addressed the issue this week.
Cali child porn felon wearing Barbie backpack while stalking school zones nabbed in SWAT standoff: Gilbert PD
Parents noticed a man with a Barbie backpack and Disney tote creeping near local schools. When neighbors called cops on the e-bike rider, they uncovered a convicted California child porn felon—triggering an intense SWAT standoff in a quiet neighborhood.
Man dies after being assaulted at west Phoenix soccer game
Police say 19-year-old Tumusifu Bazirake died after he was assaulted during a fight at a soccer game near 43rd Avenue and McDowell Road on August 6.
Tempe Police report reveals details of Phoenix Police criminal probe
Investigators say a couple was violently attacked by two men they believed were officers during a traffic stop. Phoenix Police confirm two officers are on leave and under investigation.
Katie Hobbs, John Giles launch joint Arizona campaign for governor, lieutenant governor
Gov. Katie Hobbs campaigned for the first time alongside her running mate, former Mesa Mayor John Giles, who left the Republican Party to run as an independent.