Andrew Hasbun

Award-winning reporter Andrew Hasbun has covered some of the biggest stories in Arizona since joining FOX 10 in 2006.

From the start of Sheriff Joe Arpaio's controversial crime sweeps to the signing of Senate Bill 1070, Andrew has reported extensively on immigration in Arizona. His straight-forward reporting has earned praise from lawmakers and immigration activists. His coverage of a major protest the day Governor Jan Brewer signed SB 1070 earned Andrew his first Emmy nomination. His coverage of a contentious demonstration in support of the Dream Act earned him an Emmy Award.

Andrew's reporting extends well beyond immigration. He was in Tucson shortly after the 2011 shooting of Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords and spent time in the White Mountains covering the wallow fire, the largest wildfire in Arizona history.

If you live in Arizona, you know the monsoon season brings plenty of wild weather. Andrew was at Sky Harbor Airport in 2011 when a massive dust storm rolled through. His reporting from a dust filled terminal earned him his second Emmy Award.

Before joining FOX 10, Andrew was an anchor and reporter in the Pacific Northwest and the Deep South. At WLBT-TV in Jackson, Mississippi, Andrew covered the landfall and aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. He started his career at KOBI-TV in Medford, Oregon.

Andrew is a Southern California native and a graduate of the University of Southern California.

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Father reacts to ex-wife's attempt to give baby away
Father reacts to ex-wife's attempt to give baby away
A mother, accused of trying to give her baby to strangers outside a Phoenix store. Now there's reaction from the child's father, who as you can imagine is not happy. FOX 10's Andrew Hasbun reports.
A mother, accused of trying to give her baby to strangers outside a Phoenix store. Now there's reaction from the child's father, who as you can imagine is not happy. FOX 10's Andrew Hasbun reports.
Woman arrested for trying to give away baby, police say
Woman arrested for trying to give away baby, police say
Phoenix Police have arrested a woman who they say was asking strangers at a gas station if they wanted "a free child."
Phoenix Police have arrested a woman who they say was asking strangers at a gas station if they wanted "a free child."
Crime alert: Crooks can 'hack' hotel rooms and steal your belongings
Crime alert: Crooks can 'hack' hotel rooms and steal your belongings
We have a warning for anyone who stays in hotels. Thieves have figured out a way to get into your room without a keycard. It's become a problem across the country and here in the valley.
We have a warning for anyone who stays in hotels. Thieves have figured out a way to get into your room without a keycard. It's become a problem across the country and here in the valley.
Classmates mourn student hit, killed by car crossing street
Classmates mourn student hit, killed by car crossing street
A collision near 61st Avenue and Cactus Road Tuesday morning has claimed the life of a 17-year-old Peoria High School student, who was crossing the street when he was hit.
A collision near 61st Avenue and Cactus Road Tuesday morning has claimed the life of a 17-year-old Peoria High School student, who was crossing the street when he was hit.
Friends abandon drunk student at hospital with Post-it note
Friends abandon drunk student at hospital with Post-it note
An ASU student was so drunk, police say he could have died. And his friends decided to dump him at an emergency room with nothing more than a sticky note for the doctors to read.
An ASU student was so drunk, police say he could have died. And his friends decided to dump him at an emergency room with nothing more than a sticky note for the doctors to read.
It's bee season: Do you know what to do?
It's bee season: Do you know what to do?
This time of year bees are everywhere and beekeepers are working non-stop. Here's some advice to avoid getting attacked.
This time of year bees are everywhere and beekeepers are working non-stop. Here's some advice to avoid getting attacked.
Sinkhole closes Scottsdale Road north of 202
Sinkhole closes Scottsdale Road north of 202
Scottsdale Road north of the 202 is shut down due to a sinkhole at Scottsdale and Curry Roads. The area is expected to be shut down until Tuesday.
Scottsdale Road north of the 202 is shut down due to a sinkhole at Scottsdale and Curry Roads. The area is expected to be shut down until Tuesday.
Mesa Police chief praises detective work in Arias case
Mesa Police chief praises detective work in Arias case
Five years ago in June of 2008, Mesa Police responded to Travis Alexander's home. Detectives began working the case that culminated in today's guilty verdict.
Five years ago in June of 2008, Mesa Police responded to Travis Alexander's home. Detectives began working the case that culminated in today's guilty verdict. And those same detectives were in the courtroom when the verdict was returned.
Jo-Ellan Dimitrius believes Arias will get first degree murder
Jo-Ellan Dimitrius believes Arias will get first degree murder
We are hearing from the woman who was instrumental in picking the OJ Simpson jury. And she's been watching the Jodi Arias case closely.
We are hearing from the woman who was instrumental in picking the OJ Simpson jury. And she's been watching the Jodi Arias case closely.
School security in Arizona: What's working and what's not
School security in Arizona: What's working and what's not
All over the country, lawmakers and police have scrambled to come with ideas to better secure schools. Arizona was no exception.
It's been a little over 3 months since that awful shooting rampage at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut. All over the country, lawmakers and police have scrambled to come with ideas to better secure schools. Arizona was no exception.

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