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
Coconino County flood risks rise as unprecedented monsoon rain saturates wildfire burn scars
The monsoon season has arrived in Arizona, bringing repeated storms to the high country but causing no major flooding so far.
Dad visits 30 ballparks in 30 days for childhood drowning awareness, makes stop at Chase Field
A father who lost his 21-month-old son to an accidental drowning is visiting all 30 MLB ballparks in 30 days to raise water safety awareness.
Arizona corrections officer arrested, accused of trying to lure girl he believed was 16
A Department of Corrections officer allegedly believed he was messaging a 16-year-old girl online, but was actually communicating with a California-based YouTuber known as the Big Bad Wolf.
Louis Emerson House: ASU drops eminent domain case involving historic Phoenix property
Officials with Arizona State University announced that they have dropped their legal battle over the historic Louis Emerson House, which is located in Downtown Phoenix.
Monsoon: New I-17 drainage system in Phoenix helps prevent flooding
ADOT's $38 million gravity-controlled pipelines are helping to keep I-17 underpasses clear of monsoon rainwater.
Maricopa County bans employees from prediction market betting
Maricopa County supervisors unanimously approved a policy preventing employees from using non-public information for profit in prediction markets.
Arizona reports several cases in nationwide cyclosporiasis parasite outbreak
Health officials are tracking a widespread outbreak of parasitic illness cyclosporiasis linked to fresh produce. Hundreds of cases have been confirmed across dozens of states, including Arizona.
Ahwatukee residents push back on proposed 38-acre Menlo Digital data center
Ahwatukee residents are opposing a proposed 38-acre Menlo Digital data center campus planned near their homes, citing noise, heat, and air quality concerns.
ASU Cronkite graduate Marco Peralta announces World Cup match at Estadio Azteca
After interning with the Phoenix Suns at age 21, Arizona State University graduate Marco Peralta went on to voice matches at the World Cup.
Arizona history honored ahead of America's 250th birthday
Residents in Tolleson celebrated the nation's independence with fireworks and reflections. Attendees discussed the cost of freedom and Arizona's path to statehood.