Joshua Zuber
KFOX14 News Reporter/Weathercaster
Joshua Zuber joins KFOX as the weekend weather forecaster and a general assignment reporter. Josh comes from KCWY News 13 in Casper, Wyoming where he was a morning co-anchor and producer of the #1 rated show in the market, Today In Wyoming.
Before that, he interned at FOX 10 in Phoenix, FOX News in New York City as well as reporting for ABC News on Campus in 2008. Josh also worked on the production team in various capacities at KAET PBS 8 in Phoenix, gaining some valuable behind-the-scenes TV experience. He also was an intern for the newspaper The East Valley Tribune.
Josh holds a Bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism and Mass Communication with a minor in Political Science from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University.
The Pittsburgh native looks forward to being back in the southwest bring El Paso the top news and best severe weather coverage to KFOX’s viewers.
If you have a story idea or would like to drop a line, send him an email at josh.zuber@kfoxtv.com or follow him on Twitter: @ZuberKFOX14 and, of course, you should follow @KFOXWeatherTeam for the most up-to-date severe weather coverage brought right to your Twitter feed!
Q&A
What year did you join KFOX?
2011
What was you first TV appearance?
FOX 10 in Phoenix. I gave a balloon to a girl during a morning live shot to promo a new dating show.
Where did you grow up?
Pittsburgh
What was your favorite TV show then?
Power Rangers
What was the first thing you ever wanted to be?
Doctor
How might someone have described you in high school?
Funny
What was your first job in television?
Weekend anchor and reporter in Casper, Wyoming!
What do you like about your job?
I got to do it all!
Favorites
Favorite book: A Separate Peace (My 10th grade English Teacher would be shocked to read this!)
Favorite FOX show: Glee
Favorite dream car: Mercedes S-Class AMG
Favorite food: Pad Thai (and pretty much all Thai cuisine)
Favorite hobby: Skiing
Favorite music: Top 40 and Smooth Jazz
Favorite travel destination: Paris
Latest from Joshua Zuber
Changing Downtown El Paso's perception
Revitalizing downtown is clearly a big priority for the El Paso City Council. Changing how people see it is also a big project, some representatives said. "There is some perception that some areas of our downtown are not safe," El Paso city representative Cortney Niland said. "Sometimes perception is reality. Whether ...
El Paso City Council considering free parking downtown on the weekends
Monday through Saturday, it's a quarter for every 20 minutes in downtown El Paso. However, one city representative says she wants to change that. Cortney Niland, who represents the west side and downtown of El Paso, brought the up idea of providing free parking downtown, specifically on the weekends, at city-owned ...
Animal rights advocate claims proof that store sells puppy mill puppies
A self-proclaimed animal rights advocate says she has proof a local pet store is selling puppy mill puppies. This isn't the first time KFOX 14 has heard these claims about Petland in El Paso selling dogs from puppy mills. Barbara Valencia said she isn't afraid to share her evidence, even ...
Bobcat found, killed in Central El Paso
A bobcat was discovered roaming in Central El Paso family's backyard near Raynolds Street and Yandell Drive Saturday evening. Parks and Recreation officials tell KFOX 14 the animal is considered small, weighing in at 22 pounds. The game warden had to shoot it in the yard, where it was found. Officials ...
Mayor John Cook wins recall appeal
The ruling came down from the 8th Court of Appeals Friday. Mayor John Cook won his appeal in his lawsuit against a group seeking to recall him. In 2011, Pastorn Tom Brown started the effort to recall Cook, and city representatives Susie Byrd and Steve Ortega after the city council ...
Delay in El Paso condemned buildings fixed
Nearly two dozen dilapidated buildings scheduled to be demolished have a tentative date with a wrecking ball, or at least with the city's Building and Standards Commission. City attorney outlines new regulations to meet U.S. Supreme Court ruling in July There is a building near Copia and Alameda in south central ...
Veteran's Court Program Expanded
The Veteran's Court program started in 2009. It used to only take misdemeanor crimes of those in, and retired, from the military. But as of Monday, it can now take felony cases too. El Paso Court commissioners during their weekly meeting granted the program to start taking felony cases. The ...
El Paso Commissioner in opposition of military budget cuts
County Commissioner Sergio Lewis said he will take a stand against current, and any, future military cuts. Lewis is set to read a resolution Monday in the weekly commissioner's court meeting in opposition of such department of defense cuts. Lewis will talk about how downsizing our military leaves our nation ...
Tenants of San Mateo Apartments concerned about mold, living conditions
Several tenants living at the San Mateo Apartments in east El Paso said their health is endangered by living there. One apartment tenant told KFOX14 it's likely because of their shower, which they said is infested by mold. Another tenant said it's because of a broken pipe underneath their apartment's ...
Electric fences come to El Paso
Look out for warning signs before you touch: electric fences are now legal in El Paso pending the mayor's signature. El Paso City Council's decision allows companies like Old Dominion Freight to turn on the electric fence that's behind a chain-link one, once that chain-link fence is taken down and ...
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