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 | Oct 15, 2019Valley teen recovering after going into vaping-related coma
A 16-year-old Pinnacle High School student went into cardiac arrest and was in a coma when she was first hospitalized on Oct. 8.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 15, 2019Hooked on Vaping: Almost half of Arizona kids have vaped by 12th grade
Almost half of Arizona's students have vaped by the time they reach 12th grade, according to a statewide survey that shows the rise of e-cigarette use.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 14, 2019Hooked on Vaping: Teen vaping on the rise at East Valley schools
More and more East Valley students are getting caught with electronic cigarettes and other vaping devices on school grounds as shown by data obtained by KTAR News 92.3 FM.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 4, 2019Chandler middle school removes ineffective bathroom vape sensors
A Chandler middle school removed vaping sensors from its bathrooms and got refunds for the devices because they did not work properly.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 30, 2019ICE official wants to set record straight on enforcement operations
ICE officers in Phoenix target individuals who commit serious crimes and are aware of the consequences, and ICE wants to set the record straight.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 27, 2019Glendale mom of missing 15-year-old teen: ‘I just want her back’
Jessica Nuñez said her daughter, Alicia Navarro, disappeared from their Glendale home in the early morning hours of September 15.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 26, 2019Asian-owned businesses thriving along 2-mile stretch in Mesa
The city of Mesa is looking to rebrand a 2-mile stretch of Dobson Road that's become home to more than 70 Asian-owned businesses.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 25, 2019National Weather Service uses various technologies to track Phoenix weather
From satellites to radars, the National Weather Service uses various technologies to track the weather in the Phoenix area.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 23, 2019Latinos driving growth in Arizona, new report finds
Latinos are playing an increasingly important role in Arizona’s population and economy growth, according to a new report.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 19, 2019Report says Arizona has 3rd-lowest rate of tobacco use among teens
Arizona has one of the nation’s lowest rates for tobacco use among teens, according to a new health report.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 17, 2019Mesa woman stung about 40 times by swarm of bees
A Mesa woman was stung about 40 times after a swarm of bees attacked her in one of two incidents in the East Valley over the weekend.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 13, 2019Undercover teens help catch Arizona retailers selling tobacco to minors
About 100 teens in Arizona are going undercover to help nab businesses that sell tobacco products to minors in a program called Operation Counter Strike.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 12, 2019Tempe school’s ‘mindfulness room’ helps students with stress, anxiety
Students at Corona del Sol High School aren’t just being taught English, math and science. They also have the option of learning about mindfulness.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 10, 2019ASU professor advises parents on how to talk to your kids about 9/11
Wednesday marks the 18th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, and for parents talking to their kids about what happened, that day could be difficult.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 9, 2019Balloon procedure brings relief to Valley’s chronic sinus sufferers
A breakthrough procedure a Phoenix doctor is using is bringing much-needed relief to those living with chronic sinusitis.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 9, 2019Arizona public schools chief declares September Suicide Prevention Month
Kathy Hoffman said she wants to prevent more teens from taking their own lives. She declared September Suicide Prevention Month.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 5, 2019Phoenix pediatrician not accepting unvaccinated patients
No vaccines, no service. That’s the message a Phoenix pediatrician is sending parents who choose not to vaccinate their kids.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 4, 2019Tempe high schools helping families discard unused prescription drugs
To help create safer homes, the Tempe Union High School District is helping families get rid of prescription drugs they’re no longer using.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 30, 2019Valley students building network to connect residents to internet
A group of Valley college and high school students is coming up with a new way to connect people to the internet -- a mesh network.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 29, 2019Guns explicitly banned inside Arizona Latter-day Saints churches
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is asking members to leave their guns at home, including in Arizona.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 28, 2019Herberger Theater in downtown Phoenix hosts active shooter training
Anyone in downtown Phoenix near Herberger Theater may have noticed sirens and a heavy police presence on Tuesday because of active shooter training.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 27, 2019Mesa Public Schools has ‘zero tolerance’ for school threats
The new school year is several weeks in and already there have been several threats reported at Mesa Public Schools, including a recent one from Snapchat.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 23, 2019Concussion fears growing in Arizona parents and teens, survey finds
A new study by the Barrow Neurological Institute has found that concussion fears are growing among parents and teens in Arizona.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 21, 2019Gilbert cancer center volunteer retires on his 93rd birthday
Bob Gerlach, who has spent the last eight years helping patients as a volunteer for Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center, retired on his 93rd birthday.