Megan Spector
Megan joined the FOX10 team as a reporter in November 2025.
Before making her way to the Valley, she spent three years in Southern Arizona at KVOA News 4 Tucson, where she wore many hats – anchoring, reporting, producing, forecasting the weather and more. During that time, she covered a wide variety of news, including groundbreaking research, criminal and civil matters, parades and fairs, local and national elections, wildfires and monsoon storms.
Originally from San Diego, Megan later headed to New Orleans to attend Tulane University, where she graduated with a degree in Communications and double minors in Business Management and Film Studies.
She’s thrilled to call the Valley home and can’t wait to explore all it has to offer – from local restaurants and coffee shops to live music and community events.
Have a story idea? Megan would love to hear from you! Reach out via email or connect on social media.
The latest from Megan Spector
Man impersonated officer, pulled over driver on I-17: DPS
A man accused of impersonating a police officer and pulling over another driver on I-17 in north Phoenix has been arrested, and DPS believes there may be other victims.
Arizona researchers pioneer autism urine screening targeting gut bacteria
Study shows 90% of children with autism have gut infections, paving the way for earlier diagnoses and targeted treatments.
New Arizona law stiffens penalties for motorcycle lane splitting
State lawmakers in Arizona have increased penalties for motorcyclists weaving through moving traffic while keeping stopped-traffic filtering legal.
Drivers rescued from deep Mesa floodwaters, while kids swim in nearby flooded park
Flooding caused by sudden, torrential downpours turned streets in Mesa into hazardous rivers, prompting multiple water rescues.
Peoria police use license plate cameras to find missing man as privacy debate grows
Peoria police credited Flock license plate cameras with finding missing 82-year-old Joseph Brezina. The technology faces scrutiny over privacy concerns and past misuse in Arizona.
Casa Grande addresses Flock cameras amid pushback as debate grows across Arizona
The Casa Grande City Council discussed automated license plate readers as protesters demand guardrails and guidelines.
Grand Canyon flash floods trigger cancellations for businesses near North Rim
Businesses outside the North Rim are facing mass cancellations during their busiest season following the deadly flash flooding last week.
Out of Africa Wildlife Park reopens following destructive monsoon flooding
Out of Africa Wildlife Park has reopened following severe July monsoon flood damage. All animals are safe, but cleanup and repairs continue.
Two dead, one missing in Grand Canyon flash flood as emergency alerts aid rescues
Flash flooding in the Grand Canyon left two dead and one missing. Emergency leaders explain how satellite alerts provided crucial early warnings.
Flash floods hit Grand Canyon: 2 dead, 1 missing
Grand Canyon flash flooding killed two people, left one missing, and forced hotel closures after destroying part of the park's main waterline.