
Andrew Christiansen
Andrew Christiansen joined the Fox10 team in April 2026. He grew up in Orange County, California and later moved to Arizona to attend Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
As a student, he toured the FOX 10 studios when he was in anchor Syleste Rodriguez's class, so he is very excited to be a reporter here now!
He is also excited to be back in the Phoenix metro area, where he has stayed in touch with a lot of his friends from college.
Before Phoenix, he reported in Tucson, where he primarily covered politics, the economy, and education. He also focused many of his reports on Tucson's Catalina Foothills, where he was one of the first to report on Nancy Guthrie's disappearance. During his time in Tucson, he also interviewed many prominent politicians such as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Senators Ruben Gallego and Mark Kelly.
Prior to Tucson, he reported in Corpus Christi, Texas for KRIS6 News and Action 10 News, including some guest reporting in Spanish for their Telemundo sister station.
At ASU, Andrew reported for Cronkite News, which aired on Arizona PBS, and also guest anchored and guest reported in Spanish for Cronkite Noticias, which aired on Univision Arizona.
Andrew is very passionate about storytelling on social media platforms. Have a story idea? Feel free to reach out to him.
In his free time he likes to check out local restaurants, unique spots, hikes, and fun things to do in the Valley.
The latest from Andrew Christiansen
Arizona Cardinals home opener draws crowds, tailgaters, and Seahawks fans to Glendale
Cardinals fans reacted to a tough loss against the Seattle Seahawks at State Farm Stadium, with some expressing excitement for a new coach alongside frustration at the home opener.
2 women, teen, and 2 dogs rescued on Scottsdale trail
Two women, a 13-year-old, and two dogs were rescued in Scottsdale after running into trouble with dead cellphones.
Storm floods Salvation Song Ministries church in Phoenix during food distribution
Salvation Song Ministries in Phoenix was flooded with two inches of water during a storm, forcing a food distribution to shut down until Friday.
DNA evidence helps solve 1987 cold case murder of Korean War veteran: AG
Investigators in Arizona have solved the murder of a Korean War veteran that happened decades ago, but charges will not be filed in the case. Here's why.
10-year-old girl hurt in Casa Grande shooting: PD
Police in Casa Grande say they are looking for four people who may have information related to a shooting that left a 10-year-old girl hurt on Monday night.
Peoria parents arrested after 5-year-old child left in car dies: police
A 5-year-old child died after being found unresponsive in a vehicle outside a home near 67th Avenue and Happy Valley Road.
Charlie Kirk memorial statue vandalized at TPUSA headquarters with red spray paint
Phoenix Police say the incident happened just before 1 a.m. on Sept. 13, when two people vandalized the statue and a poster of Kirk. Police say the suspects also tried setting the poster on fire before fleeing the scene.
Scottsdale Unified School District considers closing more schools as enrollment drops
Scottsdale Unified School District is considering closing or merging additional schools after losing over 6,000 students since 2010.
2 private security guards accused of impersonating police, pointing guns at teens at Phoenix-area parties
Glendale police arrested two men affiliated with an armed security group for allegedly pointing firearms at teenagers during parties across the Phoenix area.









