
Anita Roman
Anita Roman joined FOX 10 News in July of 2011 and is thrilled to be part of the FOX 10 Family.
Even though she was born and raised in Chicago, Phoenix captured Anita's heart when she came out for her first job in television news years ago!
Anita comes to Phoenix from the NBC affiliate in Las Vegas via the Midwest, where she anchored first the weekend newscasts, then the midday show in Springfield, IL.
Anita has reported on everything from Presidential visits to deadly tornadoes to crime and education. The Illinois Times named Anita "Best Journalist."
Anita was born and raised in Chicago. She is fluent in Polish and didn't speak English until she was three years old. She attended DePaul University in Chicago, where she got a real taste of big city news.
Anita interned for WLS-TV twice and for NBC Network News in Chicago. Anita ventured out west for her first job in television news, leaving behind her family and friends for a career she loves.
She worked for KTVK-TV in Phoenix before moving on to Yakima, WA to report and anchor.
Anita has an enormous passion for television journalism. She feels that every story covered is an opportunity to make a difference and to help someone. She loves getting out in the community and listening to the concerns of local residents.
During her time in Las Vegas, Anita reported on the O.J. Simpson arrest, the Monte Carlo fire and Hepatitis C Health scare, which affected thousands of residents there. She canvassed a North Las Vegas neighborhood with Hillary Clinton and reported live on the historic democratic debates held in the Valley.
She has appeared on MSNBC, CNN and the Today Show.
When she's not working, Anita and her fiancé love to pamper and spoil their Chihuahua "Shorty." They also enjoy hiking all the local mountain ranges and taking advantage of the gorgeous weather here in the Valley. On warm nights they take their 1963 Cadillac Convertible for a spin or hop on one of their custom motorcycles for a ride up Camelback Mountain.
Anita is also an avid reader, shopper and is studying to be fluent in Spanish.
The latest from Anita Roman
Phoenix Police: Man shot during home invasion, search for suspects continue
Police are investigating a home invasion that happened in a west Phoenix neighborhood early Thursday morning.
Thrifty Thursday: Fall decor for less
FOX 10's Anita Roman checks out what's available at the Highland Yard Vintage Annual Fall Festival in Chandler.
Uber becoming more pet-friendly
FOX 10's Anita Roman has the details on a new feature by the ride-sharing service that allows passengers to bring their pets along on rides.
Free admission to Arizona State Fair on Wednesdays with canned goods donation to St. Mary's Food bank
You can help the hungry in our community and earn free admission to the 2019 Arizona State Fair every Wednesday this month. FOX 10's Anita Roman reports.
Utah AG's Office: Maricopa County Assessor Paul D. Petersen arrested, accused of human smuggling
Officials with the Utah Attorney General's Office announced Tuesday night that Maricopa County Assessor Paul D. Petersen is accused of human smuggling and sale of a child.
Arizona Coyotes encourage Valley students to read through incentive program
The Arizona Coyotes are giving kids incentives to pick up a book through their special reading program.
Community Cares: Campbell's Crew Cares
A Valley teen diagnosed with a life-altering disease heads to Wrigley Field thanks to Make A Wish. A few weeks later, he starts his own charity to help those in need.
Union Pacific train derails in Mesa, no injuries reported
A major intersection in Mesa was shut down overnight and throughout most of the following day after a Union Pacific train derailed near Broadway Road and Center Street.
Vice President Pence attends Southwest Hispanic roundtable during Arizona visit
Pence says this is an exciting time for the Hispanic-American community. His meeting with the Southwest Hispanic leaders takes place on the onset of Hispanic Heritage Month, a chance, according to Pence, to discuss and create an opportunity that includes more employment.
Coffee with a cop: Getting to know Phoenix police
There was a big buzz at Lamar's Donuts on Bell Road this morning.









