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
More arrests made in Arizona child sex trafficking investigation
Two 15-year-olds who went missing from a Peoria group home have been safely rescued. Three men now face serious child sex trafficking charges.
Arizona home burglaries linked to social media posts during vacations
Police warn travelers as a suspect faces charges for tracking out-of-town homeowners online.
Maricopa County early voting starts amid Trump criticism and new election responsibilities
Early voting is underway in Maricopa County with 1.9 million ballots mailed out. Recorder Justin Heap defends the process after a vendor error sparked criticism from Donald Trump.
Arizona's history of botched executions resurfaces after Tennessee lethal injection fails
A failed execution in Tennessee has brought attention back to Arizona's lethal injection problems under Frank Strada, who now heads Tennessee's corrections department.
Arizona court system cyberattack potentially exposes over 1 million in debt program
The data breach at Arizona's court system has grown to include more than 1 million people in a debt collection program. Hackers accessed Social Security numbers, case numbers, and child welfare data.
Arizona court data breach: Cyberattack targets judicial network, protective orders
A phishing scam compromised personal data across the Arizona judicial system, exposing protective order information. Officials notified the FBI and say court records remain intact.
Arizona monsoon hazards: Flooded areas risk engine damage, tree falls, and roof leaks
Active weather at the end of monsoon season brings severe risks, including flooded roadways, uprooted trees, and structural roof damage.
Arizona court system targeted in cyberattack compromising personal records
The FBI is investigating a cyberattack targeting the Arizona court system that may have compromised personally identifiable information belonging to residents.
Tempe considers banning license plate readers amid mounting privacy worries
The Tempe City Council is debating an ordinance to permanently ban automated license plate readers over privacy concerns. The city's police chief, however, warns that this could stall investigations that could have been solved sooner.
Gilbert park renovation criticized after residents report dead animals, foul smells
Residents in a part of Gilbert are expressing their frustration over dead wildlife during a lake draining and renovation project at Freestone Park.