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 14, 2017Light rail no longer being extended to downtown Glendale
The Glendale City Council shut down plans this week to build a 7-mile route into downtown Glendale. The route would’ve been completed by 2026.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 12, 2017Ballet Arizona’s ‘The Nutcracker’ considered among best in nation
One of the nation's best versions of "The Nutcracker" is performed right here in the Valley, according to a New York Times dance critic.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 11, 2017This Phoenix health clinic is a lifeline for the uninsured
Phoenix residents who are uninsured often find themselves paying out of pocket for services and medications. But this health clinic is changing all of that.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 8, 2017Phoenix residents offered $2M in free dental services at two-day event
An estimated 2,000 people will be offered up to $2 million worth of free dental services at a two-day event at the Arizona State Fairgrounds.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 7, 2017Arizona’s Medicaid program may soon have a work requirement
A work requirement may soon be added to the Arizona Health Care Containment System, the state's Medicaid program that is also known as AHCCCS.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 6, 2017Arizona teacher shortage affecting schools for deaf, blind students
Arizona’s teacher shortage is affecting schools for deaf and blind students, according to an official with the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 1, 2017On World AIDS Day, Phoenix highlights efforts to end deadly disease by 2030
The city of Phoenix highlighted its commitment to end AIDS by 2030 during a ceremony on Friday that was in honor of World AIDS Day.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 30, 2017Glendale’s community outreach program led by a Labrador puppy
The city of Glendale's Parks and Recreation division has added a furry, four-legged member to its community outreach program.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 29, 2017Grijalva vows to block spending bill without immigration protections
Congress has to approve a government spending bill by next Friday to keep the government running, but a government shutdown could be looming over immigration.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 28, 2017State lawmakers asked to license dental therapists in Arizona
State lawmakers are being asked to consider adding dental therapists as licensed professionals in Arizona.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 24, 2017Glendale Glitters to light up West Valley suburb for the holiday season
Now that Thanksgiving has officially wrapped up and the leftovers have been put away, it is time to head over to the West Valley for Glendale Glitters.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 23, 2017Gilbert woman launches eco-friendly gift wrapping company
A Gilbert woman has launched a company offering an eco-friendly alternative to wrapping paper, just in time for the holidays.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 20, 2017Arizona DREAMer named among Forbes Magazine’s 30 Under 30
A DREAMer from the Valley was recently named by Forbes Magazine as one of the top social entrepreneurs who are under the age of 30.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 16, 2017Boehner: Trump has been ‘divisive’ but ‘sometimes very effective’
Former House Speaker John Boehner did not hold back on what he thinks about President Donald Trump during a visit to Arizona on Wednesday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 14, 2017Arizona public universities buck trend with more international students
Colleges and universities across the country are seeing fewer international students, but that trend isn’t carrying over in Arizona.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 13, 2017Growing number of homeless seniors worries Phoenix shelter
Alarm bells are going off at a homeless shelter in Phoenix that has seen a rise in the number of seniors looking for help.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 13, 2017Phoenix’s Musical Instrument Museum to feature Chinese artifacts
Rare Chinese artifacts, including musical instruments and artworks, will be on display at the Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix through May.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 8, 2017Gov. Doug Ducey touts Arizona’s strong relationship with Mexico
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey touted the importance of having a strong relationship with Mexico at an event with the country's top diplomat to the United States on Wednesday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 7, 2017University of Arizona aims to reduce heart disease in diabetic Hispanics
Reducing cardiovascular disease and complications among Hispanic patients with diabetes will be the focus of new research by the University of Arizona.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 1, 2017After Halloween, Arizona residents mark Dia de los Muertos holiday
While some Arizonans celebrated Halloween, others began Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, a three-day celebration that runs Oct. 31 to Nov. 2.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 30, 2017Arizona running out of funds for a children’s health insurance program
Arizona is among a handful of states predicted to soon run out of money to keep a children’s health insurance program running.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 24, 2017Chandler to launch mobile app to encourage outdoor activity
The city of Chandler is launching a free mobile application in an effort to encourage residents to explore their local parks.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 24, 2017Phoenix-area residents to soon have access to Valley Metro bus services
Residents in Peoria and Glendale will soon be able to access public transportation more easily, thanks to a new bus expansion from Valley Metro.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 24, 2017Arizona advocates deliver message for teacher pay raises to Gov. Doug Ducey
A group of Arizona advocates took to the streets on Monday to urge state Gov. Doug Ducey to give teachers a 20 percent raise.