Brandon Gray
Brandon Gray is a web content editor and writer for KTAR.com based in Phoenix, Arizona, since May 2023. He covers local crime, business, tech, politics, careers and education. Prior to joining KTAR, he worked in Phoenix as a digital producer for USA TODAY Network’s digital optimization team where he produced for more than 60 Western and Midwest region publications. Before moving to Phoenix in 2018, Brandon started his professional career in television as a digital content producer for KCEN-TV, the NBC affiliate in the Waco-Temple-Killeen, Texas market. In 2016, he won a Texas AP Broadcasters award in Digital for KCEN-TV. He is from Dallas, Texas, and earned his bachelor's degree in Broadcast Communication from the University of Texas at Arlington.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 11, 2023
Uber offering discounts for green rides at Phoenix Sky Harbor
Uber announced they are adding new perks for riders and drivers encouraging them to choose green ride options at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 9, 2023Construction on The Shops at Lake Pleasant in Peoria underway
Construction on The Shops at Lake Pleasant in Peoria has started, the shopping center owner Vestar announced in a press release Friday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 9, 2023Arizona Rep. Stahl Hamilton violated House rules by hiding bibles, Ethics Committee finds
The Arizona House Ethics Committee released its findings Friday on an ethics complaint filed against State Representative Stephanie Stahl Hamilton.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 9, 2023Phoenix police seek public input on updated Use of Force draft policy
The Phoenix Police Department has updated its Use of Force draft policy and is asking the public and employees for more input.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 7, 2023At least 21 displaced after alley fire spreads to Phoenix homes
At least 21 people have been displaced after two house fires Tuesday evening near the area of 16th and Oak streets.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 7, 2023‘Hate has no place in Tempe:’ City Hall Pride Flag burned, police investigating
Tempe police are investigating an incident where the City Hall Pride flag was taken from a flagpole and burned Wednesday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 6, 2023Butterfly Wonderland to celebrate anniversary with events, giveaways
Scottsdale attraction Butterfly Wonderland is celebrating a milestone this weekend.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 6, 2023Gilbert PD to equip every police officer with AEDs while on duty
Gilbert police officers will be equipped with an Automatic External Defibrillator while on patrol, the city announced Monday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 6, 2023Man arrested for fatally shooting wife in front of stepson in Mesa home, police say
A man was arrested after he shot and killed his wife in front of her adult son Tuesday at a home near Main Street and Horne in Mesa, police said.
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ARIZONA TECHNOLOGY NEWS | Jun 6, 2023‘Be very cautious’: Arizona attorney general warns of AI scams
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is warning Arizonans that scammers are using voice clones generated by artificial intelligence to defraud customers.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 6, 2023Nevada man sentenced to prison for illegal gun purchases in Arizona
A Nevada man was sentenced to prison for his involvement in illegal gun purchases in Arizona.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 6, 2023Glendale police looking for suspect vehicle after fatal auto pedestrian crash
Glendale police are asking for assistance in identifying a suspect vehicle after a pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run crash on June 2.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 5, 2023Buckeye police release new information on missing geologist Daniel Robinson
Buckeye police have released new key findings on the Daniel Robinson missing person case.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 5, 2023Phoenix man sentenced for firearms, ammunition smuggling at US-Mexico border
A Phoenix man was sentenced to prison for attempting to smuggle firearms and ammunition across the U.S.-Mexico border.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 5, 2023Girls Ranch group home provides safe haven for teen moms
In a Scottsdale neighborhood is Girls Ranch, a residential group home that has become an environment of support for pregnant and parenting teens.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 4, 2023Biosphere Fire outside Tucson fully contained at 13 acres
The Biosphere Fire that was burning outside of Tucson Sunday morning has been fully contained, authorities said.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 1, 2023
Gov. Hobbs unveils groundwater model, announces $40M investment in water conservation
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs unveiled a groundwater model and the Arizona Department of Water Resources' latest study the state's conditions.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 1, 2023‘We just want justice’: Family pleads for information on teen’s murder at Phoenix graduation party
The family of Desiree Rivas is asking anyone with information about the shooting that left the cheerleader dead to contact authorities.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 1, 2023
Mayor Gallego, city council votes to leave Phoenix’s Colorado River entitlement in Lake Mead
Mayor Kate Gallego and the Phoenix City Council unanimously voted Wednesday to leave up to 150,000 acre-feet of the city's Colorado River entitlement in Lake Mead over the next three years.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 1, 2023Man arrested in ‘The Zone’ after refusing to leave tent, threatening workers, Phoenix police say
A man was arrested Wednesday after an incident involving homeless outreach workers in "The Zone" homeless encampment in downtown Phoenix.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 31, 2023
BLM to invest over $15M in Arizona for landscape restoration project
The Bureau of Land Management has selected Arizona for its “Restoration Landscapes” project.
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ARIZONA BUSINESS | May 31, 2023International real estate conference coming to Phoenix
An international real estate conference is coming to Phoenix on June 9.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 31, 2023Arizona Boardwalk at Talking Stick expanding, acquires 48 acres of land
Arizona Boardwalk at Talking Stick has acquired an additional 48 acres of land for future expansion, the entertainment destination announced Tuesday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 31, 2023Arizona sues major chemical companies over water contamination
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announced Tuesday she has filed a lawsuit against manufacturers of a class of man-made chemical compounds causing widespread pollution of the state's groundwater.