Marissa Sarbak is a news reporter based in Phoenix, Arizona. She specializes in local news and has covered a wide range of topics including border issues, crime, legal matters, and community events. Her work has been featured on FOX10 Phoenix, Yahoo News, and FOX 11 Los Angeles - KTTV.
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Phoenix, Arizona, United States (Local)
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By: Marissa Sarbak
CHANDLER, Ariz. - Todd Buckner remains in the ICU, still intubated, after a medical emergency while driving that sent his SUV into a Chandler lake on Feb. 7.
By: Marissa Sarbak
PHOENIX - A special Senate committee in Arizona is looking into whether "predatory tactics" were used by investors on the winners of the state's social equity marijuana licenses.
PHOENIX - An investigation is underway, after a late-night brawl in Phoenix turned deadly.
PHOENIX - Video sent in to FOX 10 shows what appears to be a driver fleeing from police in a car at an apartment complex in West Phoenix.
PHOENIX - A man accused of committing multiple stabbings in the Valley, including one at a McDonald's restaurant in Surprise, is now linked to crimes in other states.
By: Marissa Sarbak
PHOENIX - An international theft ring has been targeting high-end homes around the Phoenix area and three people have just been arrested.
By: Marissa Sarbak
PHOENIX - A car crashed into a power pole on 19th Avenue on Monday in Phoenix, killing one victim and critically injuring another.
By: Marissa Sarbak
PHOENIX - Seventeen Arizona lawmakers are preparing to head to Israel for a trip to the Middle East in the middle of the Legislative session.
By: Marissa Sarbak
The Fidlers have been attending Coyotes games since the team moved to the Valley in 1996
By: Marissa Sarbak
The foundation has expanded, hosting book drives at five Scottsdale schools
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