Stephanie Bennett
Stephanie Bennett joined Fox 10 News in November 2021 and is excited to call the desert her new home.
Previously, Stephanie was part of the Fox News Multimedia Reporter Training Program where she worked as a one-woman -band, filming, writing, and editing her own stories from across the country. During her time she extensively covered the 2020 Presidential election, chasing candidates from state to state. She’s also been at the forefront of the challenges facing the U.S.-Mexico border and covered several major hurricanes in Texas and Louisiana. Other major stories include the 2021 Boulder grocery store shooting, Blue Origin rocket launches, and wildfire coverage, just to name a few.
Before joining Fox, Stephanie worked as an anchor and reporter for KKCO 11 News & KJCT News 8 in Grand Junction, CO. Covering everything from local politics, to snowstorms, and funeral home investigations.
Stephanie’s journalism career began in high school where she reported for her school districts local news station. From there she traveled overseas graduating from Nottingham Trent University in the United Kingdom with a Bachelors’ Degree in Broadcast Journalism. She has dual-nationality of both the UK and USA and enjoys visiting her family as often as possible.
When she is not working, Stephanie loves to travel, hike, ski, and hang out with her Fiancé and dachshund Henry.
The latest from Stephanie Bennett
HMSHost: Sky Harbor Airport concession workers, baristas end 10-day strike
Officials with HMSHost, a vendor that operates many of the restaurants and coffee shops inside the terminals, say workers with the Unite Here Local 11 union have gone on strike. The union had been in negotiations with the company since 2017.
Ghost guns: What you need to know about an untraceable, legal weapon that is becoming popular
The shooting at Cesar Chavez High School in Phoenix reportedly happened following a fight over a ghost gun purchase. FOX 10's Stephanie Bennett has more on what ghost guns are, and why law enforcement officials believe they are a treat to public safety.
2 teens, including victim, may face charges in Cesar Chavez High School shooting, according to police
A teenager was shot on the Cesar Chavez High School campus in Phoenix on Monday, Nov. 29 and police say the student is going to be OK. Police say that teen, along with another 15-year-old, may face charges in connection with a shooting, which involved a gun sale that was paid for by counterfeit money.
Rattlesnakes are still out during Phoenix's warm fall season – experts say to stay vigilant
As Phoenix's weather is still warm heading into December, rattlesnakes are still being seen as they are too enjoying an unseasonably warm fall.
Kyle Rittenhouse 'not enrolled in any ASU classes,' university officials say
As controversy continues to simmer at Arizona State University over any potential ties Kyle Rittenhouse may have with the Arizona's public university system, ASU officials have issued a response.
Arizona health experts concerned for holiday COVID-19 surge as travelers arrive back from vacations
Arizona health experts are warning of a COVID-19 surge as vacationers are coming back from holiday trips. The omicron variant has added an extra layer of worry as pharmaceutical companies are working to adapt vaccines to fight the new variant.
Law enforcement across Arizona looking to bust DUI drivers during holiday season
Arizona law enforcement agencies up and down the state are looking for DUI drivers during the most dangerous time of year for impaired drivers, the holiday season.
Last-minute travel to and from Phoenix continues as Thanksgiving holiday looms
For Thanksgiving 2021, TSA officials say they are expecting to screen about 20 million passengers during the Thanksgiving travel period, and more travellers are heading to their destinations.
Parts of Arizona Snowbowl now open to skiiers, snowboarders
After missing its initial opening date of Nov. 18 due to a lack of snow, officials with Arizona Snowbowl opened up a portion of the ski area to skiiers and snowboarders on Nov. 24.
'It makes me sad': Phoenix man's Christmas decorations ruined for second year in a row
A south Phoenix man says whoever is stopping by his home and destroying his Christmas decorations were caught on camera, and police say the suspects could face serious, felony charges.