Marc Martinez
Marc Martinez anchors weekday FOX 10 News broadcasts at 6:00 pm, 7:00 pm and 10:00 pm.
He joined FOX 10 News as a reporter in June 2002. Marc worked in Fresno, California and Las Vegas, Nevada before coming to FOX 10. Some of the most memorable stories Marc covered include the Arizona wildfire, flying with the Canadian Snowbirds aerial team, and being one of the only journalists allowed aboard a space shuttle.
Marc graduated with honors from Washington State in 1995, with a degree in journalism and political science. He has received an Electronic Media award and an Associated Press award for breaking news coverage and has been nominated for four Emmy Awards.
Marc's hobbies include traveling, reading, and spending time with his family.
The latest from Marc Martinez
Woman meets the person who received her late husband's lungs
An Arizona woman who lost her husband in 2020 finally got to meet the person who his lungs were donated to. "Listening to the lungs, it was just mind-blowing because that's my husband in there ..."
What's the Grappler Police Bumper? How this Arizona invention is stopping police chases
It's something we've covered on a number of occasions in the past: an Arizona-made device that deploys a nylon net in an effort to stop a suspect who is fleeing police. As of now, nearly 1,000 Grappler Police Bumpers have been installed on law enforcement vehicles with even more on the way.
Arizona woman gored by bison at Yellowstone; 'Hands down the most difficult thing I've witnessed'
A Phoenix woman's fiancé is talking about "most difficult thing I've witnessed" after she was struck and thrown up into the air by a bison at Yellowstone National Park while on vacation.
Tyler Moldovan: Phoenix Police shares update of officer who was shot in the head while on duty
On Dec. 14, 2021, Phoenix Police Officer Tyler Moldovan was shot multiple times, including once in the head, while on duty. Despite initially being given little chance to live, the officer is now back home, and on the anniversary of his shooting, Phoenix Police officials gave an update on how Officer Moldovan is doing, this holiday season.
With power line inspections, SRP linemen help keep Arizona's electric grid in service
Across Arizona, there are several hundred massive electrical towers that help bring electricity to people's homes, and should they stop working properly, the consequences could be dire. This is why a group of journeyman lineman with Salt River Project work hard to maintain these towers.
A UFO or a weather balloon? Arizonans report seeing a bright object in the sky
NASA officials say that the object is likely one of their scientific balloons that launched from Fort Sumner in New Mexico and landed in Arizona.
Protesters gather outside of Sen. Sinema's Phoenix office after missing Capitol riot commission vote
Protesters gathered outside of Kyrsten Sinema's Phoenix office after she did not cast a vote for creating a bipartisan 9/11-style commission to investigate the deadly Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Can your employer require a COVID-19 vaccine?
Could your return to the office come with a COVID-19 vaccine? We're taking a closer look at whether your employer can require you to get the shot.
Repainting history: UArizona professor shares stories for Black History Month to start important conversations
An associate professor at the University of Arizona is using his art to keep the conversation about Black History Month going. He's taking pieces of the past and giving them new life in the present.
Birthday parade gives Phoenix grandmother a birthday to remember
For one Valley woman, it was a birthday surprise that will be remembered for years to come.