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
Phoenix emergency rental assistance program gets expanded hours, more employees
The city of Phoenix is speeding up its emergency rental assistance program by expanding hours at its center and hiring more employees.
Phoenix activists call on Biden administration to end use of rarely-used policy to expel migrants
Activists organized a rally in the Phoenix area on the night of Sept. 23 to call on President Biden to stop using a rarely-used legal policy to expel migrants.
Dozens of exhibitors attend veteran job fair at State Farm Stadium
The event, which was exclusively catered to service members transitioning to civilian life, veterans and military spouses, brought dozens of exhibitors.
COVID-19 vaccine for younger children could be a game-changer for schools
News that Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine works for kids ages five to 11 could be a game changer, especially in a school environment.
ASU alumnus who has spent time in Haiti talks about conditions many Haitians face
An ASU alum who has spent time Haiti is sharing her experience there, as well as the conditions many Haitians face, as the country is dealing with a group of migrants coming from the Caribbean country.
Arizona leaders meet with EPA over plans to revitalize stretches of Salt and Gila Rivers in the Valley
The 'Rio Reimagined' plan was set up by late Sen. John McCain to revitalize an 58-mile stretch of the Salt and Gila Rivers, which also includes the Tempe Town Lake project.
SRP, Valley cities studying ways to store more water amid problems with Verde River
Much of the Phoenix metro area is served by a reservoir system on the Salt and Verde Rivers. However, the water storage capacity on the Verde River is shrinking. FOX 10's Stephanie Olmo has more on what SRP is doing to try and mitigate the problem.
Organizations get ready to help Afghan refugees settle in Arizona
Arizona is set to receive 1,600 refugees from Afghanistan, and one local organization could be helping up to 400 of them start a new life in the Grand Canyon State. FOX 10's Stephanie Olmo reports.
How Arizona plays key roles in SpaceX's historical Inspiration4 launch
Arizona's own have made contributions to the SpaceX launch of Inspiration4 when it comes to health technology on board, as well as a South Mountain Community College professor heading to space.
For Phoenix area ice cream shop owner, the horrors of 9/11 led to a change in her life
Helen Yung was in New York City and doing training in investment banking when September 11th happened. 20 years later, she recounts what she saw on that day, and the impact it made on her life.