Ty Brennan
Ty is thrilled to join the FOX 10 News team. Ty co-anchors the Saturday Arizona Morning show and reports on various stories during the week.
Ty grew up in the ski town of Park City, Utah and attended the University of Utah where he graduated with degrees in Mass Communication and Spanish.
Prior to coming to FOX 10, Ty worked in Idaho and most recently in Denver, Colorado where he reported on the most devastating wildfires in state history.
In his spare time, Ty enjoys running, traveling, hanging out with his dog, Hank and putting his pilot's license to good use over the skies of Arizona.
The latest from Ty Brennan
Phoenix Zoo temporarily closes, again, due to rise in COVID-19 cases
The Phoenix Zoo has decided to close its doors, again, due to the rise in COVID-19 cases in Arizona.
Drive-thru fundraiser held to benefit family of fallen Peoria Police Officer Jason Judd
A drive-thru fundraiser event has been set up for a Peoria Police officer who died in a motorcycle crash.
Gold Star Memorial groundbreaking ceremony at Wesley Bolin Plaza
Debbie Lee became a Gold Star mother when she lost her son on August 2, 2006 -- Marc Alan Lee was the first Navy SEAL killed in Iraq. Now, Lee says this new memorial will serve as a way to not only honor loved ones lost while defending our country, but also their families.
What should you do if your dog goes missing due to fireworks?
The 4th of July causes many dogs to runaway due to the fireworks. So what should you do if your dog is missing or you find a lost pet?
What should you do if your dog goes missing because of the fireworks?
Every 4th of the July, the shelters get busy with dogs who are lost from getting spooked by fireworks. What should you do if your dog goes missing or you find a lost dog?
6am Weather - 7/5/2020
Get ready... those hot temperatures are expected to continue throughout the work week.
Saturday Morning Weather Forecast - 7/4/2020
It's going to be a hot weekend, to say the least.
With surge in COVID-19 cases, Arizona healthcare workers are exhausted, stressed
Doctors and nurses feel the governor hasn't done enough to curb the spread of COVID-19, and they are starting to feel the impact of at-capacity hospitals.
Some Arizona gyms, fitness centers staying open and defying Gov. Ducey's order to close
Mountainside Fitness is planning to sue Governor Ducey, while others are defying his executive order and staying open.
AZDHS activates crisis standards of care as COVID-19 surge leads to worries at Arizona hospitals
As COVID-19 cases continue to climb, capacity inside some hospitals is dwindling. Last week, some area hospitals went into what's called surge capacity, but some experts are sounding the alarm, saying that may not be enough and those on the front lines could be faced with difficult decisions. FOX 10's Ty Brennan reports.