Brian Webb
Brian Webb joined FOX 10 News in May 2019. He co-anchors the weekend editions of FOX 10 News broadcasts - Saturdays and Sundays from 5 pm to 6 pm and 9 pm to 10:30 pm.
Brian worked for KPIX in San Francisco and CBS News in New York City after covering the news in the Valley for seven years, from 2006 until 2013.
In his decades-long career, Brian has served as an embedded reporter in Bosnia, reported from Washington, DC after the 911 terror attacks and more recently covered the 2016 presidential campaigns in New York.
But his favorite stories are about giving a voice to everyday people.
Brian grew up in Newton, KS, then earned a basketball scholarship to Regis University in Denver, CO.
He's glad to be back in the Valley.
The latest from Brian Webb
Arizona parents hit the ultimate jackpot with casino parking lot delivery
The Felix family safely delivered a baby girl inside their vehicle at the Gila River resort and casino in Chandler after being sent home from the hospital earlier that day.
Taiwan chipmaker TSMC could bring new factories to Phoenix as part of investment plan
A historic $100 billion expansion by TSMC could bring four additional advanced semiconductor facilities to North Phoenix, accelerating local economic growth.
World Cup: Phoenix soccer fans react to England's semi-final loss against Argentina
Local fans at a Phoenix pub share their reactions after Argentina eliminated England from the World Cup to secure a spot in the final.
Who owns the $12.8M ticket? Scottsdale Circle K manager fired after buying winning lottery ticket
A former Scottsdale store manager is launching a legal battle against Circle K corporate office over an unclaimed lottery ticket worth nearly $13 million.
Summer in Arizona: Fountain Hills firefighters stay busy with daily summer snake calls
It has been a busy summer for firefighters in Fountain Hills, as they respond to multiple snake calls, every day, in recent weeks.
Extreme heat drives residents to Arizona nudist community pool
On a hot day, Arizona residents are looking for unique ways to beat the extreme heat, like leaving their clothes behind at a nudist park.
Arizona woman's A/C unit is replaced after not having one for years
Susan Terrel lived through multiple summers with a broken cooling system before a local nonprofit replaced it at no cost.
Brothers arrested after Arizona girl's disappearance triggered Turquoise Alert
Two brothers have been arrested in connection to the case of a missing Arizona teenager that triggered a Turquoise Alert.
New soil sensors launched in Tonto National Forest for flooding, wildfire prevention
Arizona is testing new Growvera moisture sensors buried in the Tonto National Forest to better predict wildfires and flooding risks.
Iran war: Phoenix gas prices drop, but still higher than U.S. average
Hopes for an end to the war with Iran spark a steady decline in global energy costs. While the national average hits a multi-month low, Phoenix drivers are still paying $4.40 per gallon.