Christine Stanwood is an Anchor & Reporter at ABC15 Arizona. She specializes in arts and entertainment, often exploring themes related to real estate development and residential real estate, alongside educational policy and financial topics such as credit health and retirement planning. Christine has been featured in ABC15 Arizona, KJRH, and NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon.
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Phoenix, United States (Local)
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Christine focuses on local news in the Arizona area, particularly stories related to family and relationships, crime, politics, and entertainment. Her coverage heavily features evolving stories and government announcements.
If you are reaching out to Christine Stanwood with a pitch, consider offering information or perspectives related to ongoing local events or government updates. Local experts who can provide insight into family-related issues such as teen violence prevention or community support for families affected by tragedies may be of particular interest.
For breaking news stories in the Phoenix area that align with her themes covered—family & relationships, crime, politics, and entertainment—she may be interested in timely pitches that offer unique insights or access to key figures involved.
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By: Christine Stanwood
Lankford talked to 2 News Oklahoma Anchor Christine Stanwood about issues pressing in the country.
TULSA, Okla. — Mayor Monroe Nichols sat down with 2 News Anchor Christine Stanwood to talk about issues Tulsa is facing.
With so many people celebrating with fireworks, New Year's Eve and the Fourth of July are among the busiest times of the year for animal shelters. What should you do if you lose your pet or find one?
It’s for their VERSES event on Saturday, September 12th at Central Library off Fifth Street and Denver Avenue.
By: Christine Stanwood
No Heat Stroke.org tracked pediatric heatstroke car deaths from 1998 to 2025 across the country. Oklahoma ranked 49th as one of the worst in that time span.
TULSA, Okla. — The Tulsa Police Department needs your help catching the man who vandalized an iconic piece of Route 66 history.
