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 BUSINESS | Feb 26, 2026Arizona gig workers to collect share of $100M Walmart settlement
Arizona gig workers to receive payments as Wal-Mart settles $100M case over misleading Spark driver pay and tips.
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ARIZONA ELECTION NEWS | Feb 26, 2026Maricopa County supervisor worried about recorder’s signature process
Galvin warns Recorder Justin Heap’s election changes and lack of transparency could spike rejected ballots and threaten accuracy ahead of 2026 voting.
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ARIZONA EDUCATION NEWS | Feb 25, 2026GCU names Honors College after donor couple, launches new leadership council
Grand Canyon University renames its Honors College after Sheila and Mike Ingram and plans a major 51,000‑sq‑ft expansion opening in 2026.
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ARIZONA BUSINESS | Feb 25, 2026Company accused of inflating Phoenix, Tucson rents to pay $1 million settlement
Arizona AG secures $1M settlement with Weidner Property Management over alleged rent‑fixing that inflated Phoenix and Tucson rental prices.
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ARIZONA HEALTH NEWS | Feb 25, 2026Phoenix-based OASIS Hospital pays $5.6M after feds allege doctors were paid for patient referrals
A Phoenix surgery center will pay $5.6 million after federal investigators said it made improper payments to local doctors that could have influenced patient referrals, violating anti‑kickback laws.