Steve Nielsen is a journalist based in Phoenix, Arizona, focusing on local news and community stories. He writes for FOX10 Phoenix and his work has also appeared on FOX 11 Los Angeles - KTTV. Steve covers a wide range of topics including technology, community initiatives, sports, and political proposals that impact the state of Arizona.
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Steve Nielsen's coverage spans a variety of local topics with a focus on Arizona, and he often includes expert commentary. Pitches should offer insightful perspectives related to local events, ongoing stories, or breaking news in the areas of sports, family & relationships, water crisis, electric vehicles and elections within Arizona.
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By: Steve Nielsen
SRP is performing a "river swap" which will weaken the flow of the Salt River.
By: Steve Nielsen
A new product developed by two ASU students is being called sunscreen for buildings. It’s a new type of roof coating that essentially freezes and unfreezes during the day, and it's shown to save energy costs.
The Brief TEMPE, Ariz. - Fan engagement at Arizona State is through the roof and we may have found proof of that in the last 24 hours.
By: Steve Nielsen, Erica Horvatin
Sunday started cool and partly sunny statewide, but clouds increased throughout the day, even becoming overcast in the Valley before sunset.
The Brief PHOENIX - For years, we have covered the massive unemployment fraud that took place in Arizona during the COVID-19 pandemic, with billions of dollars stolen in just the State of Arizona alone.
By: Steve Nielsen
Gates closed on a Mesa canal and the water slowly turned into a trickle until it dried out. SRP crews will work to replace the thinning and damaged concrete.
By: Erica Horvatin, Steve Nielsen
More rounds of clouds will move in on Sunday, leading to partly cloudy conditions. The week ahead will be warmer than normal, with sunnier skies and lighter winds than last week.
After a month on the run, a dog was found after a pet transporter lost the pooch in Mesa. “I cried. I freaked out because how are you going to lose an animal you’re transporting? How?"
Every school in Arizona is required to have an emergency plan in place in case the worst happens, but a new state audit couldn't find a single school that met the minimum requirements for a safety plan.
By: Steve Nielsen
Ford's Mach-E with is self-driving feature called BlueCruise, highlights the company's latest push into the EV landscape.
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