Brian Webb
Brian Webb joined FOX 10 News in May 2019. He co-anchors the weekend editions of FOX 10 News broadcasts - Saturdays and Sundays from 5 pm to 6 pm and 9 pm to 10:30 pm.
Brian worked for KPIX in San Francisco and CBS News in New York City after covering the news in the Valley for seven years, from 2006 until 2013.
In his decades-long career, Brian has served as an embedded reporter in Bosnia, reported from Washington, DC after the 911 terror attacks and more recently covered the 2016 presidential campaigns in New York.
But his favorite stories are about giving a voice to everyday people.
Brian grew up in Newton, KS, then earned a basketball scholarship to Regis University in Denver, CO.
He's glad to be back in the Valley.
The latest from Brian Webb
DPS crew members killed in helicopter crash while responding to Flagstaff shooting
Two Arizona Department of Public Safety crew members were killed in a helicopter crash Wednesday night while responding to an active shooting incident in Flagstaff.
Local business owners use one-day boycott to protest federal immigration actions
At least 15 Phoenix-area businesses and several student groups joined a national "ICE Out" boycott to protest Trump administration immigration enforcement.
Customer nerves raw as Phoenix area Zipps locations reopen after ICE raids
Several Zipps Sports Grill locations in Tempe, Glendale, and Scottsdale have reopened this week following a Monday, Jan. 26 raid by federal immigration agents that resulted in the detention of more than 35 employees.
Winter weather in parts of the U.S. affecting Sky Harbor flights
While Phoenix has not seen the worst of a massive winter storm that is making its way across parts of the U.S., Sky Harbor was not immune from the storm's impact.
Burrito League: Grassroots running competition offering free burritos to run with most miles
It's a grassroots running competition that is spreading around the world, and one such event in Tempe gave people a chance to take part in the so-called 'Burrito League.'
Gold Canyon home severely damaged by fire: SFMD
A home in Gold Canyon suffered a partial roof and wall collapse during a fire that happened on Jan. 20, according to officials with the Superstition Fire & Medical District.
What U.S. citizens should know during immigration enforcement actions
Phoenix attorney Roy Herrera says U.S. citizens are not legally required to answer questions about their immigration status during ICE operations, though he warns that noncompliance could still lead to arrests and court battles.
Sheriff Sheridan warns against violence, interference in immigration operations
Maricopa County Sheriff Jerry Sheridan said his office is prepared to arrest anyone who breaks the law during immigration enforcement operations, including federal ICE agents and violent or disruptive protesters.
'You have to be prepared': Some in Phoenix get ready for immigration crackdown
"It’s no longer if ICE is going to have contact with you; it’s when will ICE have contact with you," said one immigration attorney, as some in the Phoenix area prepare for the possibility of an immigration crackdown in the Valley.
Mortgage expert doubts Trump's home affordability plan will have a big impact
President Donald Trump's announcement that he wants to block large institutional investors from buying single-family homes is met with skepticism from one expert, who has cast doubt that the proposal will have much impact.