Griselda Zetino, a multimedia reporter, has a passion for storytelling. She joined the KTAR News team in December 2016. Prior to that, she worked as a freelance journalist. Her clients included NBC Latino, The Guardian and the Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting. She enjoys covering politics, education and immigration. The Mexico native earned a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Arizona State University in May 2011, and she is currently a board member for the Arizona Latino Media Association.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 26, 2021Mesa Public Schools, Mesa Fire partner to provide COVID-19 vaccines
Mesa Public Schools is offering COVID-19 vaccines this week at several of its campuses in partnership with the Mesa Fire and Medical Department.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 25, 2021Arizona child care costs skyrocket during COVID-19 pandemic
Child care costs have gone up 84% in Arizona since the pandemic began in March, according to LendingTree, the seventh-largest increase in the country.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 22, 2021Phoenix immigration attorney favors Biden’s pause on some deportations
A Phoenix immigration attorney believes the the Department of Homeland Security's temporarily halt some deportations is good because it allows them to redirect limited resources to where they matter most.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 21, 2021
Pinal County seeing coronavirus vaccine appointments book up fast
The public health director in Pinal County is pleading for more coronavirus vaccines as vaccination sites struggle to keep up with demand.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 20, 2021State bill would provide $45 million for pre-K programs in Arizona
An Arizona State Legislature bill aims to help get more young children through pre-kindergarten programs by allocating $45 million over the next three years.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 19, 2021Banner Health hospitals seeing spike in children with COVID-19
Banner hospitals project they’ll admit 396 children with COVID-19 this month, up from October when they had 77 hospitalized children with the disease.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 18, 2021COVID complications relatively low for pregnant women, Banner doctor says
A Banner Health doctor says the overall risks associated with coronavirus tend to be lower for pregnant women because they're typically younger and healthy.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 15, 2021Phoenix Union to launch COVID vaccination sites for educators
The Phoenix Union High School District is opening the doors of four of its campuses next week so educators can get COVID-19 vaccines.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 14, 2021
Education still top issue for Arizona voters, survey finds
For the sixth year in a row, education tops the list of most important issues for Arizona voters, according to an annual survey by Expect More Arizona.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 12, 2021COVID-19 modeler says Arizona can’t ‘vaccinate’ way out of pandemic
A researcher at the University of Arizona warned it will require more than the vaccine to get COVID-19 under control in the state.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 11, 2021Arizona doctor says contracting COVID-19 twice is possible but rare
Studies have shown that people who have already had COVID-19 could contract the virus again, but an Arizona doctor said those cases are rare.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 8, 2021
ASU professor says people should be ‘very concerned’ after Capitol siege
An Arizona State University history professor says Americans should be "very concerned" following the riots at the U.S. Capitol this week.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 6, 2021Chandler teachers want to return to classrooms when virus metrics decline
Teachers in the Chandler Unified School District say they want to return to in-person learning when coronavirus metrics in Arizona start to decline.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 29, 2020DEA in Arizona warns of ‘extremely dangerous’ form of fentanyl
The head of the Drug Enforcement Administration in Arizona is warning people of an extremely dangerous form of fentanyl that's been found in overdoses.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 21, 2020
13 Arizona school districts face high financial risk, according to new report
A new report from the Arizona Auditor General shows 13 Arizona school districts are at high-risk for financial hardships.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 17, 2020
Coronavirus vaccinations start for Maricopa County health care workers
Maricopa County is set to begin vaccinations against the coronavirus on Thursday, and health care workers will be first in line.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 16, 2020Arizona nurse calls coronavirus vaccine ‘light at the end of the tunnel’
An ICU nurse taking care of coronavirus patients at Mayo Clinic in Phoenix said the coronavirus vaccine is "a light at the end of the tunnel."
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 14, 2020
Head of East Valley teachers group calls for more coronavirus mitigation
The head of the Chandler Education Association is calling for additional measures to be taken to curb the spread of the coronavirus in the community.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 11, 2020
Mayo Clinic doctor urges Arizonans to get coronavirus vaccination
A Mayo Clinic infectious disease doctor is urging Arizonans to get the coronavirus vaccine to decrease hospitalizations and deaths from the virus.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 10, 2020Arizona cities, towns work to comply with large public events order
Cities and towns across Arizona are responding to Gov. Doug Ducey’s recent executive order aimed at reducing the spread of the coronavirus at large public events.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 9, 2020Arizona experiencing unusually mild flu season amid pandemic
Only 117 flu cases have been reported statewide, according to the latest state data. This time last year, nearly 2,500 had been reported.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 8, 2020Phoenix high school senior feeling hopeful after DACA ruling
A Phoenix high school senior says his future looks a lot brighter following last week's ruling about the DACA program by a federal judge.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 4, 2020
Arizona teachers ‘excited’ about coronavirus vaccine prioritization
Arizona teachers are 'excited' to be among the first to receive the coronavirus vaccine when it becomes available later this month.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 3, 2020
Arizona health care workers brace for coronavirus vaccine
Health care workers in Arizona are gearing up to be at the front of the line when the coronavirus vaccine becomes available in the state later this month.