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
Police at Arizona Capitol fire tear gas, 4 Roe v. Wade abortion protesters arrested
Thousands of protesters had gathered earlier on the Capitol grounds in Phoenix, divided into groups both supporting and condemning the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision overturning Roe v. Wade.
Pipeline Fire: Wildfire burning north of Flagstaff forces evacuations, suspect arrested
The Pipeline Fire is 6 miles north of Flagstaff and has burned over 26,000 acres so far. A suspect has been arrested in connection to the fire, the sheriff's office says.
2 men, woman killed in double-murder suicide in Phoenix: police
Investigators believe the suspect was the ex-boyfriend of the woman and the male victim was her current boyfriend.
Phoenix toddler dies at hospital following near drowning, FD says
A 16-month-old boy died after crews transported him to the hospital from a Phoenix home where he nearly drowned on Friday.
Gas meter fire in Scottsdale forces evacuations for nearby businesses
A gas meter at a Scottsdale business caught fire and forced people to evacuate from nearby buildings on Friday. Businesses are back open.
Phoenix approves $20,000 police salary increase to ease major officer shortage
A new proposal aims to give new Phoenix Police recruits a huge salary increase to keep up with a competitive job market and ease its officer shortage. So just how much is this increase?
Phoenix Police detective ambushed, shot several times; suspects arrested
“The two men got out of the car with handguns drawn and pulled masks over their faces,” Sgt. Philip Krynsky said. “Through the rearview mirror the detective was able to see the actions of the two males and began to put on her police ballistic vest and draw her handgun.”
Baby found safe after Buckeye home invasion by his mother sparks AMBER Alert
An AMBER Alert out of Buckeye has been deactivated after police say a 9-month-old baby has been found safe. Police say he was taken by his mother and other family members during a "violent" invasion of the baby's father's house.
Tempe Police controversy: Protesters gather at City Hall as city council members discuss police budget
Protesters packed Tempe City Hall on June 9 amid ongoing controversy over police action during an incident at Tempe Town Lake that led to the drowning of a man.
'He was evil': Phoenix Cricket Wireless employee violently attacked by suspect speaks out
Police say the man caught on video brutally attacking a Cricket Wireless employee before getting away with phones and cash from a store in Phoenix has been caught three days later. We want to warn you that the video is disturbing and hard to watch.