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 | Dec 2, 2020Coronavirus pandemic could impact key Arizona education goals
Education leaders worry that Arizona could fall further behind on key education goals as a result of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 1, 2020Spring sports set to proceed for Maricopa Community Colleges
Spring sports next year will proceed for Maricopa Community Colleges, despite recent spike in coronavirus cases.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 25, 2020Banner Health projected to reach surge capacity by December
Banner Health, Arizona's largest hospital system, expects to tap into its surge capacity in the next few weeks to handle spiking coronavirus cases.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 24, 2020Arizona sees increase in drug overdoses involving heroin
The percentage of overdoses involving heroin is on the rise in Arizona, according to the state health department's opioid dashboard.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 23, 2020Phoenix FBI warns of attempts from Chinese government to steal data
The Phoenix FBI office warns that attempts from the Chinese government to steal sensitive information happen all across the country, including in Arizona.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 19, 2020Arizona school leaders reevaluate staying open as COVID-19 cases rise
Rising COVID-19 numbers in Arizona have forced district leaders to make tough decisions about whether to keep schools open.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 18, 2020Report shows Arizona saw an uptick in hate crimes after previous decline
Recent data from the FBI shows 217 hate crimes were reported in Arizona last year, which is up from 173 the previous year.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 16, 2020
Top Arizona health official warns of surging virus cases, hospitalizations
Arizona's top health official worries that the state will soon see a spike in coronavirus hospitalizations as virus cases continue to rise.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 13, 2020Maricopa County Recorder-elect wants to return office’s focus to elections
After winning the Maricopa County Recorder's Office race, Republican Stephen Richer wants to focus on delivering competent elections and keep politics out.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 11, 2020
Arizona school leaders urge public to be cautious as coronavirus cases surge
With coronavirus cases surging, Arizona school leaders are asking the public to do its part in mitigating the spread to keep schools open.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 10, 2020
School districts across Arizona adapt as coronavirus cases surge
As coronavirus cases rise, school districts in Arizona are making the tough choice of whether to stay on campus or switch to online learning.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 2, 2020
Arizona voters rationalize support for Donald Trump, Joe Biden
From connecting with Americans to handling the coronavirus pandemic, Arizona voters explain why they're supporting President Donald Trump or Joe Biden.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 30, 2020Friday is final day to vote early in Arizona for 2020 elections
Arizona voters have until Friday to cast their ballots early. After that, emergency voting will begin for anyone who can't make it to the polls on Tuesday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 28, 2020Young Arizona voters turning out in big numbers in early vote
Young voters in Arizona already have cast more ballots in this year’s presidential election than they did in the 2016 election, according to a voter advocacy group.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 27, 2020Early voters in Arizona head to polls in droves to ensure vote gets counted
Early voters are heading out to the polls in Arizona to avoid long lines on Election Day and to ensure that their ballot has been cast.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 26, 2020
Drop in Arizona students enrolled in kindergarten raises concerns
With kindergarten enrollment down 14% this year, experts are worried about younger children missing out both academically and socially.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 23, 2020
Arizona public schools see enrollment decline amid coronavirus pandemic
With Arizona schools seeing a decline in in-person enrollment due to the coronavirus pandemic, they could face decreased budgets next year.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 21, 2020
Enrollment decline for Mesa Public Schools could lead to budget cuts
With enrollment at Arizona's largest school district down, Mesa Public Schools could face budget cuts and layoffs next year.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 20, 2020Valley doctor: Trump rallies could be COVID-19 ‘super spreader events’
A Valley doctor worries the two rallies President Donald Trump held in Arizona on Monday could be “super spreader events” for the coronavirus at a time when that state is seeing a rise in cases and hospitalizations.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 19, 2020Maricopa County voters should follow these steps to confirm registration
If Maricopa County voters are looking to confirm their voter registration, they can check online, call or contact the county on social media.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 15, 2020Mesa voters to decide on $100 million bond in upcoming election
On the ballot this election for Mesa residents is a $100 million bond proposal for transportation projects that’ll mainly focus on the southeast part of the city.
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ARIZONA ELECTION NEWS | Oct 13, 2020
Arizona would be impacted if Supreme Court overturns Affordable Care Act
If the Affordable Care Act is overturned, at least 109,000 Arizonans who have health insurance through the state’s Medicaid expansion could lose coverage.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 12, 2020
Poll: Arizona voters split on Supreme Court confirmation hearings
A new poll shows Arizona voters are split on whether Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett should be confirmed before the election.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 9, 2020
Groups lobby for, against Arizona initiative on tax for school funding
Proposition 208 would increase funding for Arizona public schools through an income tax increase for high-earners is on the ballot this election.