12 News at 10 is 12 News’ flagship nightly newscast. Anchored by Mark Curtis and Caribe Devine, the 12 News Night Team covers Everything Arizona.
The fast-paced show gives viewers a look at “The Big Picture” of the top stories and news makers of the day.
Regular segments include “Hot Headlines,“ “Verify -- which fact checks viewer questions and concerns, 12 News I-Team investigations, and “Your Voice,” which allows the audience to sound off in real-time on the question of the day.
12 News at 10 brings viewers in-depth Decision 2018 political coverage and exclusive access and insights as the Official Home of the Arizona Cardinals. Meteorologist Lindsay Riley and sports anchor Bruce Cooper complete the team.
Meet Mark Curtis
Mark Curtis anchors 12 News at 5, 6, and 10. Mark Curtis made his first appearance on Valley airwaves back in June of 1980. In those days, Curtis and his mustache went all over the country covering sports for 12 News. He remained at 12 through 1987 when he and his pregnant wife Abby packed their bags for Minneapolis where he covered the Twins' amazing run to the 1987 World Series! After three years in the Twin Cities it was on to St. Louis where Curtis not only worked as the main sportscaster, but was also the play by play voice for St. Louis University basketball.
But deep inside, Curtis and his quickly growing family wanted to return to Phoenix. In 1995, he finally did, returning to 12 News. It wasn’t long before Mark made the switch, moving over to join Lin Sue on the anchor desk. Since returning to 12, Mark has covered the Olympics in Atlanta, Salt Lake City, Athens, London, and Sochi, Russia.
Curtis, who went to the University of Georgia and then American University, has three children, all Sun Devils; his wife Abby is a Sun Devil, but his Bouvier Olivia, is not. Mark enjoys golfing, growing tomatoes and fishing in his spare time.
Meet Caribe Devine
Caribe Devine anchors 12 News at 5, 6 and 10. Caribe began her career at 12 News in 2005 as weekend weather anchor and live shot feature reporter, before moving to weeknights in 2011 as chief meteorologist.
Caribe was born in Longview, Texas, but considers El Paso, Texas her home town. While in high school, Caribe was news anchor for the Andress High School student news broadcast but decided on a different path in college. She graduated from the University of Texas El Paso with a degree in Elementary Education.
Soon after college, fate brought Caribe back into news broadcasting and she landed her first job as a weathercaster at KFOX-TV in El Paso, Texas. She also worked as weekend weather anchor at KTSM-TV in El Paso before coming to 12 News. Caribe holds a certificate of Broadcast Meteorology from Mississippi State University and is a member of the National Weather Association and the National Association of Black Journalists.
Caribe is married to Renard Johnson and has two daughters: Nevaeh born in October 2009 and Aviva born in December 2013.
