Stephanie Olmo
A city girl from NYC, Stephanie Olmo is excited about her recent big move to Phoenix where she is pursuing her dreams at FOX 10 as a Weekend Weather Anchor/Reporter.
Prior to the big move out west, she worked for 3 years at AccuWeather in State College, Pennsylvania anchoring weather segments in English and Spanish. Stephanie broadcasted local, national, and international weather forecasts on the AccuWeather Network. She also delivered national weather hits on ABC’s "World News Now," The Big Ten Network, and FOX News Channel.
Stephanie graduated from Penn State University with dual degrees in Broadcast Journalism and International Studies. It was there she discovered her passion for broadcasting. Stephanie reported and anchored for the university’s student-produced newscast. She also interned for Univision and Clear Channel Communications.
After graduating from Penn State, she traveled to Shanghai, China where she interned for the cable channel International Channel Shanghai (part of the Shanghai Media Group). Stephanie assisted with reporting, editing, and was occasionally co-hosted the show "City Beat," an entertainment, fashion, and culture news program.
Stephanie is now back in school at Mississippi State University’s distance learning program working on getting her degree in meteorology.
When Stephanie is not reporting or studying, she enjoys experimenting in the kitchen, dancing, and exploring the beautiful state of Arizona.
The latest from Stephanie Olmo
Tallest North American building made from shipping containers to open in downtown Phoenix
The Ida on McKinley, which is set to open soon, stands in the area of 3rd Street and McKinley in Downtown Phoenix, and it features a number of sustainability features.
Graduates honored: Arizona program celebrates over 150 students who came from underrepresented areas
An Arizona program that serves students in underrepresented areas celebrated its largest graduating class in 14 years, as they honor over 150 students who graduated from college with full-ride scholarships.
2022 monsoon season in Arizona expected to be above-normal – good news for state agriculture
The start of monsoon season is upon us in Arizona and experts say it could be a wet one as above-normal rainfall is being predicted for the southern half of the state.
12 people displaced after fire burns church near downtown Phoenix
Twelve people inside the church were safely evacuated. One person was taken to a hospital for smoke inhalation. Now, several are left with no where to live.
Mesa enacts water conservation measures, asks residents to think about how they can save water
The East Valley city is cutting water use by city facilities, and asking residents to do their part to conserve water as water supplies continue to dwindle.
Arizona Coyotes play final game at Gila River Arena after 19 seasons
The Arizona Coyotes played their final game at Gila River Arena on Friday night, ending a 19-year, drama-filled partnership with the City of Glendale.
Phoenix man rescues kittens trapped inside sewer in Maryvale
The kittens were found by two women who were out trapping cats in the Phoenix neighborhood, as the community has a big problem with it. Soon enough, they came across the distressed kittens, and a plan was hatched to rescue them.
Right to Try 2.0: Ahwatukee family pushes for proposed law after getting medical treatment abroad
An Ahwatukee family is pushing for a proposed law called 'Right to Try for Individual Treatments' after they had to travel abroad to get medical care for their daughter who suffers from a rare disease. FOX 10's Stephanie Olmo reports.
Wireless cooling device for phones created by ASU student tired of heat draining his battery
An Arizona State University student has found a way to keep our phones cool and working during the hot summer months.
Spring training: Baseball is back as games begin in Phoenix area following end of MLB lockout
As spring training games begin across Arizona following the end of a 99-day MLB lockout, fans and businesses are excited that baseball is back.