Jacob Luthi
Jacob Luthi joined the FOX 10 team in March 2026 as a reporter, returning to the Valley to tell stories that matter to Arizona communities.
Before coming back to Phoenix, Jacob worked as a reporter and multi-skilled journalist at 5NEWS in Fayetteville, Arkansas. There, he covered a wide range of stories, including severe weather, crime, and politics, focusing on issues impacting viewers across Northwest Arkansas and Oklahoma. He also regularly filled in on both morning and evening anchor desks.
Jacob earned his master’s degree in sports journalism from Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication in December 2023. During his time at Cronkite, he honed his broadcast skills as a weekly anchor and reporter for Cronkite News.
He previously graduated magna cum laude from the University of California, Riverside with a bachelor’s degree in political science.
Jacob is passionate about uncovering meaningful, often overlooked stories and sharing them in a way that connects with audiences.
Outside the newsroom, he enjoys reading, playing pickleball and golf, and spending time with friends and family.
Originally from Arcadia, California, Jacob is excited to be back in the Phoenix area, just a few hours’ drive from his family.
If you have a story idea, you can reach Jacob at jacob.luthi@fox.com or connect with him on Facebook at Jacob Luthi TV.
The latest from Jacob Luthi
Pinal County investigators look into addictive synthetic kratom products in smoke shops
Investigators in Pinal County went undercover to look into the sale of synthetic kratom containing 7-OH. Officials warn the compound is highly addictive and acts similarly to an opioid.
Arizona City coffee shop pays tribute to military heroes
Heroes of Freedom Coffee Shop in Arizona features the faces of fallen service members to keep their legacies alive.
Verde Valley community rallies to rebuild after destructive floods
Residents in the Verde Valley and Cornville are cleaning up and rebuilding a week after devastating flooding hit the region.
Phoenix Symphony set to resume season as musicians seek long-term funding
The Phoenix Symphony is preparing to return to the stage after announcing the suspension of its season last month and leaving 66 musicians without pay for a week.
Family of 27-year-old killed in Chandler Halloween hit-and-run pleads for answers
The family of 27-year-old Cajuan Harris gathered to celebrate his life and plead for information after he was killed in a possible hit-and-run on South Gilbert Road on Halloween.
Missing 2-week-old infant found after being taken by mom from Sun City medical center
Maricopa County deputies have located the 2-week-old, who was taken by his mother after she fled Banner Boswell Medical Center on foot.
Arizona school janitor accused of trading vapes for teen girls' nudes; teacher arrested after photos shared
A Kingman school janitor allegedly swapped vape pens and alcohol for nude photos of girls as young as 14, a scheme deputies say spread from one victim to her friends and led to a teacher’s arrest.
Arrest made in Camp Verde horse deaths, injuries following Nov. 1 flooding
The Camp Verde Marshal's Office says it arrested a woman for animal cruelty after horses were trapped in rising floodwaters on Nov. 1.
Sedona flooding triggers evacuations and closes multiple Arizona highways
Sedona officials issued mandatory "GO" evacuation orders for zones eight, nine, and 10 on Sunday due to severe rainfall and flash flooding along Oak Creek.
Scottsdale storms knock down power poles, leaving thousands without power
Storms knocked down 14 power poles in Scottsdale, leaving thousands without power. APS crews are working around the clock on Shea Boulevard to restore electricity.