Kathy Cline
Kathy Cline’s career spans 20 years and various media formats. Before coming to KTAR in May 2016, she was a reporter and anchor for KFYI AM 550 (Phoenix) and 24/7 News (iHeartRadio Phoenix). She's also worked as a reporter and anchor in markets like Chicago, IL; Elkhart, IN; and Decatur, IL. Telling a story right is her passion.
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Upset Valley teachers want 20 percent boost in pay
Teachers and educators voiced concerns on Friday after hearing other state employees had received substantial bumps in pay.Comments -
Scottsdale organization provides free help to single parents battling cancer
A Phoenix-area based organization is providing single parents who are battling cancer with resources that will provide them with day-to-day needs. -
After ten years, east Mesa to build new Marriott hotel
East Mesa is getting a new hotel. After ten years, ground has been broken for a Residence Inn by Marriott near U.S. 60 and Crismon Road. -
Domestic violence foundation kicks off in honor of Phoenix-area girls’ deaths
An organization has been launched in honor of two Phoenix-area girls who were killed by their father in a domestic violence incident last year. -
Phoenix market collecting donations for Mexico earthquake victims
A Phoenix fish market is collecting donations for the victims of an earthquake that struck Mexico last month, killing nearly 370 people. -
Deadly carbon monoxide could save lives of Arizona snakebite victims
Carbon monoxide, a gas that can be deadly for humans, may actually be able to save the lives of people bitten by a venomous snake, Arizona researchers said. -
Pinal County jail opening veterans-only housing unit
Within the next week, some low- and medium-security inmates in a Pinal County jail who are also veterans will be held in a special housing unit. -
Police give tips ahead of Missing in Arizona Day
While law enforcement agencies ready for Missing In Arizona Day, a Phoenix police officer gave advice on how to tell if someone is really missing. -
Officials say bus ridership on the rise in Phoenix
If you ride the bus in Phoenix, you are in good – and growing – company. Bus ridership in Phoenix is up this year: 6.1 percent since January. -
Arizona activists urge Gov. Doug Ducey to remove Confederate monuments
A group of civic and civil rights leaders in Arizona are asking Gov. Doug Ducey to remove four monuments memorializing the Confederacy from state land.
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