David Iversen
David Iversen is a Phoenix-based journalist and digital content editor. He’s a veteran reporter who has covered everything from local politics to national investigations, writing for FOX, The New York Times, Business Insider, and other outlets. David’s previous work is in DuPont-winning podcasts, Emmy-nominated documentaries on Apple, Starz, CNN and Paramount+. Before his documentary work, he was an investigative journalist for ABC.
When he’s not chasing a story, David enjoys hiking, photography and chasing his young daughter around playgrounds.
Expertise
- News gathering & writing
- Broadcast
- Documentary video & photography
- Simpsons trivia
Education
- Columbia University – Master’s in Journalism
- St. Cloud State University – Bachelor’s in Rhetorical Science
Achievements & Awards
- Father to a super cool baby girl
- DuPont Award, The Line
- Emmy Nomination, The Line
- Edward R. Murrow Award
Social Media Profiles
- X: @daviivers
- BlueSky: @daviivers
- Instagram: @welivethere_
- Threads: @welivethere_
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ARIZONA TRAFFIC | Jun 5, 2026Five freeway projects squeeze Phoenix traffic into tight detours this weekend
Five freeway closures on SR 51, Loop 202, I-17 and Loop 101 will squeeze Phoenix traffic from Friday night through Monday morning, ADOT says.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 5, 2026Peoria therapist accused of abusing nonverbal 5-year-old at autism treatment facility
A man reportedly caught on camera kicking a 5-year-old child in the face was arrested Thursday, according to the Peoria Police Department.
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ARIZONA POLITICS NEWS | Jun 5, 2026Pinal County attorney disputes predecessor’s claim that he looked into Mark Lamb allegations
Despite former county attorney's claims of a "cursory investigation," a Pinal County review found no reports, interviews or records tied to Mark Lamb.
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ARIZONA POLITICS NEWS | Jun 4, 2026Three Democrats debate how to flip Arizona’s deep red 5th Congressional District
Three Democrats sparred over moderation vs. structural change in their first CD5 primary debate, each pitching a different path to flip the red seat.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 4, 2026Maricopa County attorney eyes charges against parents as Preston’s Law cases surge
Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell says prosecutors will eye charges against parents as teen violence cases under Preston's Law top 63 and climbing.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 4, 2026FAA orders ground delays at Phoenix Sky Harbor airport over air traffic controller shortage
Staffing shortages at Phoenix Sky Harbor prompted the FAA to limit arrivals to 36 per hour Thursday evening, with delays averaging up to 74 minutes.
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ARIZONA BORDER AND IMMIGRATION NEWS | Jun 4, 2026Zipps Sports Grill hiring manager sentenced to 5 months in federal prison for identity fraud
A Zipps Sports Grill manager who oversaw illegal hiring across 14 Valley locations was sentenced to five months in federal prison for identity fraud.
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ARIZONA BORDER AND IMMIGRATION NEWS | Jun 4, 2026Immigration judge dismisses case against Tucson DACA recipient Karla Toledo
An immigration judge on Wednesday dismissed removal proceedings against Tucson DACA recipient Karla Toledo.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 3, 2026WATCH: Scottsdale family finds bobcat and cubs living in their attic
A Scottsdale family heard crashes in their attic. A wildlife specialist found a bobcat and her cubs had moved in through a hole in the roof.
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ARIZONA ELECTION NEWS | Jun 3, 2026Mark Lamb’s GOP rival pitches ‘America First’ agenda as controversy engulfs front-runner
With Mark Lamb mired in sexual impropriety allegations, GOP rival Daniel Keenan is casting himself as the "most effective pro-Trump" choice.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 3, 2026SAFE Alert canceled for 70-year-old Phoenix man who left home with walker
SAFE Alert canceled for James Lyons, Sr., who went missing near 43rd and Myrtle in Phoenix.
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ARIZONA HEALTH NEWS | Jun 2, 2026Arizona lawmakers urge halt to plan that would close Tucson tribal health office
Arizona lawmakers urge IHS to halt plans to close the Tucson tribal health office, warning the move could disrupt care for 28,000 Native patients.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 2, 2026Fire breaks out at Tempe home just hours after police end standoff, cause unclear
A Tempe fire broke out hours after a Mesa police barricade at the same home. Now the ATF and multiple agencies are investigating the suspicious blaze.
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ARIZONA TECHNOLOGY NEWS | Jun 2, 2026Arizona Chamber leader says computers should join state’s five C’s
Arizona Chamber CEO Danny Seiden says computers should join Arizona's five C's as one of the state's economic pillars.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 1, 2026Suspect charged in deadly Phoenix shooting allegedly sparked by argument
A Phoenix man faces second-degree murder charges after allegedly shooting and killing another man during an argument in west Phoenix.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 1, 2026AG Kris Mayes sues health insurers over alleged price-fixing scheme
AG Kris Mayes accuses eight major health insurers of using a price fixing scheme to underpay doctors and stick patients with bigger bills.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 1, 2026Conflicting jury instructions prompt new trial for convicted killer, Arizona Supreme Court rules
The Arizona Supreme Court ordered a new trial for a man convicted of second-degree murder, ruling flawed jury instructions tainted the original verdict.
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ARIZONA POLITICS NEWS | May 29, 2026Justin Heap asks judge to hold Maricopa County BOS in contempt, $100K daily fine
Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap wants the Board of Supervisors held in contempt and fined $100,000 a day for defying an April election-control order.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 29, 2026Maricopa County corrections officer arrested in underage sex sting
A Maricopa County detention officer was arrested in a Chandler sex sting after allegedly offering to pay a purported 15-year-old for sex.
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ARIZONA TRAFFIC | May 29, 2026Valley freeway travel to tighten this weekend as ADOT projects continue
ADOT alerts drivers to weekend road work and closures on SR 51, Loop 101, Loop 303 and SR 347 across the Phoenix area.
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ARIZONA ELECTION NEWS | May 28, 2026Republican AG candidates trade personal attacks in heated primary debate
Rodney Glassman and Warren Petersen traded attacks over experience, loyalty and late allegations in their first attorney general primary debate.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 28, 2026Gov. Katie Hobbs says budget deal is close, faults Congress for deep SNAP cuts
Gov. Katie Hobbs signaled Thursday that a deal on Arizona's next state budget is within reach with only "very minor sticking points" remaining between her office and Republican legislative leaders.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 28, 2026Glendale City Council votes 4-3 to remove Lupe Conchas from office
The Glendale City Council voted 4-3 Thursday to remove Councilmember Lupe Conchas from office over his election to the Salt River Project board.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 27, 2026Judge declares mistrial in Ian Mitcham sentencing after jury impasse
A judge declared a mistrial in the sentencing phase of Ian Mitcham's murder trial after jurors reached an impasse. His conviction remains intact.