Annalisa Pardo
Annalisa joined the FOX 10 Phoenix team in March 2026 as a weekend morning anchor and reporter. Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, she is thrilled to call The Grand Canyon State her new home!
Prior to moving to Phoenix, Annalisa spent six years at KRQE-TV in Albuquerque, New Mexico, most recently as an evening reporter and anchor. While in Albuquerque, Annalisa covered everything from the state legislature to high-profile national headlines, including the Rust movie set shooting and trial. She also was key to her station’s coverage of the abuse-related indictment of actor Timothy Busfield. Her lead story on a local defense attorney’s criminal enterprise—orchestrating the dismissal of DWI cases—earned her an Emmy Award in 2025. Annalisa also won Emmys in 2018 and 2019 for her live reporting on extreme weather at her first station, KIMT-TV in Rochester, Minnesota.
Annalisa holds a Master of Science in Broadcast and Digital Journalism from the S.I. Newhouse School at Syracuse University. Go Orange! She received her Bachelor of the Arts in Political Science at Loyola Marymount University while pursuing a minor in dance.
Annalisa is deeply passionate about the importance of local journalism and believes hearing neighbors’ stories can help foster empathy in communities. Off-camera, you’ll find her in a dance class, hiking with her rescue dog, Franklin, or hunting for Arizona’s best hidden-gem restaurants.
Have a story idea? Reach out to Annalisa via email or social media. She's also on TikTok: @annalisapardo
The latest from Annalisa Pardo
Arizona Burn Center introduces advanced Helix SCAR3 laser technology for scar healing
The Diane and Bruce Halle Arizona Burn Center at Valleywise Health has acquired the Helix Scar-3 laser, becoming the only facility in the state to offer this advanced treatment.
Arizona Autism streamlines lifelong care for families
CEO Ryker Martin established Arizona Autism after struggling to find local services for his three-year-old son. The center delivers specialized care from early youth through independent adulthood.
Miss Arizona For America Strong uses crown to empower women
A newly titled Miss Arizona For America Strong is using her platform to empower young women to overcome self-doubt, lead boldly, and cultivate meaningful community.
Arizona child drowning prevention: Local company fixes broken pool gates for free
Arizonans are heavily using swimming pools to stay cool during the summer heat, bringing an increased risk of danger for young children.
Former pro soccer player hosts Phoenix youth camp
Former pro soccer player Robbie Findley has established a summer camp program in Phoenix that focuses on holistic development, encompassing mindset work, sport, and creative arts.
Korean War 76th anniversary: Arizona honors fallen heroes at northern Arizona cemetery
The Arizona Department of Veterans' Services and Arizona Korean Association held their annual Korean War commemoration ceremony in northern Arizona at the Veterans' Memorial Cemetery at Camp Navajo.
Fourth of July pet safety: Arizona experts urge tracking chip updates before fireworks
Microchipping a pet provides a permanent identification tool that can make a life-saving difference if an animal gets loose without a collar.
Arizona gas prices continue to drop as summer travel begins
AAA reports falling gas prices in Phoenix, Tucson, and Flagstaff, though global markets remain uncertain heading into the summer travel season.
Arizona nonprofit pairs 500 veterans with lifesaving service dogs
A program in Arizona is helping military veterans overcome PTSD and anxiety by pairing them with rescue dogs. Soldier's Best Friend celebrated its 500th graduation milestone.
Mesa summer badminton camp keeps local youth active and connected
Mesa Public Schools is hosting a girls badminton summer camp at Shepherd Junior High School. The program keeps students physically active while teaching teamwork skills through June 25.