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 20 year 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 men and women who are facing struggles and reaching goals.
Brian grew up in Newton, KS, then earned a basketball scholarship to Regis University in Denver, CO.
He and his wife are glad to be back in the Valley of the sun close to friends and family.
The latest from Brian Webb
Pima Police: 4-year-old girl who was swept away during flash flooding 'did not survive'
Pima Police officials say a young girl who was swept away during a flash flooding on Thursday did not survive. The incident happened on July 22.
Glass, certain plastics no longer recyclable under Gilbert's new recycling program
Officials say glass and certain plastics cannot be recycled anymore – for plastics, only bottles jars and jugs can be recycled.
Milwaukee Bucks now have the series lead as Phoenix Suns suffer back-to-back defeats
The Suns are now behind in the NBA Finals, as the Milwaukee Bucks won Game 5 on Saturday night.
Flagstaff braces for more flash flooding; burn scars from 2019 wildfire contributing to flooding problems
Parts of Flagstaff have had to deal with flooding, two years after the Museum Fire burned in the area. Burn scars left by the fire are causing some major problems.
What to know about the Backbone Fire: Evacuations lifted, highways open for residents
The Backbone Fire started shortly before midnight on June 16, about 12 miles west of Strawberry near a ridge named Ike’s Backbone. It has burned around 41,000 acres around where Fossil Creek meets the Verde River.
Arizona man rescues teenager from Florida condo collapse rubble
A Valley man was in Florida when a portion of a 13-story condo suddenly crumbled, and he says he helped rescue a teenager from the rubble of the collapse.
City of Phoenix implementing plans to help cool down the city
The city's Shade Canopy Project has a plan to cover spots with a 25% shade canopy, along with easing city codes to plant more trees and protect existing ones.
Downtown Phoenix's new two-way bike lane causing confusion, collisions
The new two-way bike lane stretches down 3rd Avenue, from McDowell to Roosevelt Street in the city's bike-friendly downtown area.
As fire crews face water shortages, Arizona lawmakers detail water contingency plans
During a State Legislature hearing, lawmakers were told that water drops have been affected by low lake water levels. Meanwhile, state and local officials have been planning for water shortages for decades, and say consumers should not face water restrictions,
Gas chamber restoration in Arizona sparks new debate over executions
News that Arizona has secretly refurbished its gas chamber so that it can be used to execute prisoners has sparked international outcry, in addition to a new debate over executions.