Marc Martinez
Marc Martinez anchors weekday FOX 10 News broadcasts at 6:00 pm, 7:00 pm and 10:00 pm.
He joined FOX 10 News as a reporter in June 2002. Marc worked in Fresno, California and Las Vegas, Nevada before coming to FOX 10. Some of the most memorable stories Marc covered include the Arizona wildfire, flying with the Canadian Snowbirds aerial team, and being one of the only journalists allowed aboard a space shuttle.
Marc graduated with honors from Washington State in 1995, with a degree in journalism and political science. He has received an Electronic Media award and an Associated Press award for breaking news coverage and has been nominated for four Emmy Awards.
Marc's hobbies include traveling, reading, and spending time with his family.
The latest from Marc Martinez
Man cashes settlement check in Glendale, and then chaos ensues
A Glendale man who just cashed a settlement check quickly had tens of thousands of dollars stolen from his car after leaving it unlocked while he was looking at a truck to buy.
Alleged victim in Gilbert voyeurism case talks about ordeal: 'I couldn't believe it'
One of the alleged victims of a voyeurism incident that happened at a Gilbert car wash is talking about her ordeal.
Eric's Family Barbecue in Avondale makes top list for best barbecue spots in U.S.
Places like Texas and North Carolina have deep traditions in barbecue, but now a Valley restaurant is carving out its own spot at the top of the list. Here's a look at Eric’s Family Barbecue.
Billions in medical debt to be wiped out for up to a million Arizonans, governor announces
Arizona's Governor announced the state will be wiping out medical bills for up to a million Arizonans as the state is partnering with the Long Island-based charity RIP Medical Debt. Here's what to know.
Scottsdale 'dinner-time burglaries': Police warning residents on how to not fall victim
Scottsdale Police are warning residents to be alert after a string of high-end residential burglaries that began late last year. For now, no arrests have been made in the Scottsdale incidents.
Teen violence: Gilbert Police chief gives update on their ongoing investigation
Teen violence continues to be at the forefront of Gilbert's police department, and on Thursday, the town's police chief gave an update on the various cases.
Small business Saturday: Local shops rely on customers to help support them during the holidays
Local business owners are hoping you still have money left to spend for Small Business Saturday. And one shop in the heart of Roosevelt Row says if you're looking for a unique gift idea, they're the place to shop.
Halloween decoration thieves in Mesa captured on surveillance footage
A neighborhood in Mesa known for its over-the-top Halloween decorations is targeted by thieves and the theft was caught on camera.
Woman meets the person who received her late husband's lungs
An Arizona woman who lost her husband in 2020 finally got to meet the person who his lungs were donated to. "Listening to the lungs, it was just mind-blowing because that's my husband in there ..."