Megan Spector
Megan joined the FOX10 team as a reporter in November 2025.
Before making her way to the Valley, she spent three years in Southern Arizona at KVOA News 4 Tucson, where she wore many hats – anchoring, reporting, producing, forecasting the weather and more. During that time, she covered a wide variety of news, including groundbreaking research, criminal and civil matters, parades and fairs, local and national elections, wildfires and monsoon storms.
Originally from San Diego, Megan later headed to New Orleans to attend Tulane University, where she graduated with a degree in Communications and double minors in Business Management and Film Studies.
She’s thrilled to call the Valley home and can’t wait to explore all it has to offer – from local restaurants and coffee shops to live music and community events.
Have a story idea? Megan would love to hear from you! Reach out via email or connect on social media.
The latest from Megan Spector
Mesa police kill ax-wielding suspect after 911 callers report domestic assault, damaged vehicles
Neighbors in Mesa are cleaning up damaged vehicles following an officer-involved shooting near East Elliot and South Signal Butte roads.
Ax-wielding man shot, killed by police in Mesa neighborhood
A man armed with an ax was killed by police on August 3 near Mesquite Street and Mountain Road. The suspect reportedly assaulted his ex-wife and children with a shovel before officers got to the scene.
Idaho In-N-Out shooting suspect has ties to Arizona, records show
The accused Idaho In-N-Out shooter, 24-year-old Chad Williams, had ties to Arizona, and his family lives in Waddell, records show.
Arizona joins 24 states in lawsuit against federal import tariffs
Arizona is joining 24 other states suing the Trump administration over new federal tariffs.
Colorado River water cuts: Arizona impacted under new proposal
The proposal released on July 31 by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation says Arizona, California and Nevada could face collective cuts up to 3 million acre-feet through 2036, which is about enough water to serve more than 25 million people a year, the Associated Press reports.
Nancy Guthrie case: Sheriff defends investigation six months after disappearance
This weekend will mark six months since Nancy Guthrie vanished from her southern Arizona home, and the search for answers in the case has turned into a fierce debate over the investigation itself.
State Route 51 lane closures cause severe Phoenix traffic delays
A busy stretch of State Route 51 is restricted to two lanes 24/7 between Highland Avenue and Camelback Road in Phoenix for the next seven weeks for critical road and pipeline repairs.
Maricopa County opens 250 heat relief sites as heat deaths rise
Heat deaths in Maricopa County have reached 40 as triple-digit temperatures persist. Officials highlight risks for all residents and share resources to help people stay cool.
Arizona summer: How high temperatures can damage your car
Phoenix's extreme summer heat can cause battery failures, tire blowouts, and engine overheating. Mechanics share essential vehicle maintenance tips to prevent summer breakdowns.
Arizona Cyclospora cases reach 36 as doctors warn of dangerous weight loss trend
Health experts urge caution as social media posts joke about getting Cyclospora for weight loss. Doctors warn the parasite can cause severe dehydration and hospitalizations.