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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Arizona group praises new cancer registry for firefighters
An Arizona firefighters group said a new national firefighter's cancer registry will be a big help.Comments -
Phoenix City Council OKs funds for police to take anti-bias training
The Phoenix Police Department will be going through cultural-competency and implicit-bias training after the City Council approved the $150,000 cost. -
Signatures are filed, but fight is far from over for Invest in Ed supporters
Supporters of a ballot initiative to increase taxes on the wealthy to fund education say it's only fair. But not everyone agrees with the Invest in Ed solution. -
Petitions submitted on initiative to prohibit taxes on services in Arizona
Petitions were filed for an initiative that would prohibit new taxes in Arizona on services such as hair styling, real estate, health care and auto maintenance. -
Keep your cool if you suspect business has been hacked, expert says
Do not rush to clean up your business network if you think you've been hacked. Phoenix cybersecurity expert Michael Cocanower said keeping a clear head is crucial. -
ADOT making it easier for drivers to get Real ID compliant license
Arizona wants to make it easier for residents to obtain a Real I.D. compliant driver's license. A Motor Vehicle Division spokesman said it is much easier now to find offices for this service. -
Gov. Doug Ducey: ‘My concern is to get children reunited with their parents’
Arizona's governor is ready to help undocumented-immigrant children. Gov. Doug Ducey told reporters that he is being briefed almost daily on the Arizona-Mexico border situation. -
Phoenix Fire captain says violence against firefighters is on the rise
Is Monday's shooting death of a Long Beach, California, firefighter a growing trend? One Phoenix Fire Department captain says yes. -
Arizona law banning cellphone use for teen drivers goes into effect Sunday
Under the new law, teens with a Graduated Driver License cannot use wireless communication devices, like cellphones, while driving. -
Ducey supporters drop lawsuit against challenger’s spot on primary ballot
Ken Bennett is staying on the ballot for Arizona's Republican gubernatorial nomination after supporters of Gov. Doug Ducey dropped a lawsuit.
