Steven Sarabia
Reporter
Arizona's Family
Steven has traded in the Texas humidity for the Arizona dry heat. Born and raised in Texas, Steven attended Sam Houston State University, where he studied Broadcast Journalism. He has a passion for both news and weather, which he is no stranger to balancing at work. Before moving to Phoenix, Steven worked 4 years at FOX 7 Austin news, 3 years at KRGV in the Rio Grande Valley, and 1 year at KSNB in Grand Island, Nebraska, where he did both news and weather for all those TV stations.
His severe weather coverage has been nationally recognized by FEMA, and he has also received awards for his live news reports.
When not on TV, Steven enjoys going to breweries, traveling, and trying out any and all food recommendations (Send BBQ recommendations).
ADOT investigates about three to four cases a week, and getting caught can lead to hefty fines, which can vary.
Her daughter is a yoga instructor and keeps most of her equipment inside the car, but all that remains is a charred water bottle found among the ashes.
When conditions are as hot and dry as they are this July in the Valley, pollen from mold thrives.
This location would include a two-story building with a full-service restaurant and beer garden.
The initial report can take a couple of weeks, while the final report can take years.
Multiple witnesses report seeing the incident.
A mother in Arizona is thanking the team of doctors who helped her deliver her twins safely.
A restaurant in Arizona is using artificial intelligence to help take customer orders.
“The intent was never to be destructive, to never desecrate or to offend."
He said to police he was aware it was dangerous to leave a 7-month-old baby alone in a bathtub.
Wilson was arrested in Gainesville, Georgia, and extradited to the Valley.
Eight years ago, the Super Bowl brought more than $700 million to the local Valley economy.
According to the American School Counselor Association, Arizona has the second-worst ratio in the nation regarding students and counselors.
A woman in Arizona recently experienced the reunion of a lifetime.
The incident compromised the health information of 2.81 million consumers.
Energy experts with IEDA say the rivers are only generating about 70% of the power than what they used to create
CAP reports current hydrologic modeling indicates the Colorado River Basin will be in deeper levels of shortage in the coming years
The renaming process began about a year ago.
Drought experts met on Friday for the annual Agribusiness & Water Council of Arizona
In July, SRP said they had more than 200 poles go down in a single storm event.
The lake division told Arizona’s Family they’ve dealt with more than 10 drownings so far this year.
Scottsdale’s rebate program gives residents $2 in credit on their water bill for every square foot of grass removed.
Residents outside of Phoenix woke up Friday to the aftermath of extensive flooding in the area.
If you plan to vote early, make sure you get your ballot in by July 26, according to the Elections Office!
