Kathy Cline’s career spans 20 years and various media formats. Before coming to KTAR in May 2016, she was a reporter and anchor for KFYI AM 550 (Phoenix) and 24/7 News (iHeartRadio Phoenix). She's also worked as a reporter and anchor in markets like Chicago, IL; Elkhart, IN; and Decatur, IL. Telling a story right is her passion.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 28, 2018Want to become a foster parent in Arizona? Now it’s easier to do so
It is now easier to become a foster parent in Arizona, after the state Department of Child Safety started offering its streamlined pre-training program.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 27, 20182019 federal tax brackets don’t contain any surprises
If you want to plan more than year ahead, the federal tax brackets for 2019 are out -- and there aren’t any unexpected jolts.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 25, 2018Tempe to increase security presence in parks to help residents feel safer
In response to a survey of that showed citizens didn't feel safe enough, Tempe will deploy specially trained security officers to city parks.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 19, 2018Phoenix hospital treating heart issues with world’s smallest pacemaker
It's about the size and weight of a penny -- yet it can help regulate an adult's heartbeat. Abrazo Heart Hospital in Phoenix started putting the Micra TPS pacemaker into patients this summer.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 9, 2018Proposition 126 would amend Arizona constitution to ban tax on services
Proposition 126 would amend the Arizona constitution to ban a professional services tax on any services that are not taxed as of December 31, 2017.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 5, 2018Teenagers can be susceptible to domestic violence, too
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month -- a good reminder that this problem doesn't affect only adults. Many teens have experienced dating violence, too.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 3, 2018Tempe tech campus has first tenant, despite opening date 2 years away
BD Peripheral Intervention -- which develops and manufactures endovascular devices -- announced Wednesday that it is moving into a building at I.D.E.A. Tempe.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 2, 2018Valley nonprofit behavioral health agency expanding its reach
PSA Behavioral Health Agency, a leading behavioral health nonprofit, is expanding its treatment programs after agreeing to buy a downtown Phoenix facility.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 1, 2018Arizona economic group applauding new US-Mexico-Canada trade deal
One Valley economic group is applauding the new trade agreement between the U.S., Mexico and Canada, saying it averted a potential crisis for Arizona with Canada.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 1, 2018Get on your feet! The Workplace Walking Challenge begins Monday
Companies and their employees can compete for prizes when they achieve the most average steps per worker, the most creative social-media posts and so on.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 27, 2018Family relieved after arrest in 17-year-old Arizona murder case
Crime lab technology helped lead authorities to a California man who was arrested for the murder of a Phoenix-area man in 2001.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 26, 2018Arizona economist says millennial customers are key to business growth
An Arizona economist advises business owners to advertising toward millennials if they want to grow their business -- especially if they are a realtor.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 25, 2018Arizona county debuts program to help drug-addicted inmates after release
A northern Arizona county is combating drug abuse in a unique way. Reach Out, a program in the Yavapai County Jail, allows release coordinators to assess inmates then connect them to services.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 25, 2018Documentary about Mayo Clinic to air on Tuesday
"The Mayo Clinic: Faith - Hope - Science," a documentary about a Minnesota-based world-renowned hospital with two Arizona branches, will premiere on Tuesday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 24, 2018Owner of Phoenix bar donates nearly $13K in sales to Florence victims
The owner of a Phoenix has sent a lot of money for Hurricane Florence relief. Beth Johnson, owner of the Swizzle Inn, said the bar raised nearly $13,000.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 21, 2018CPR is new graduation requirement for Arizona high school seniors
Arizona's high school seniors have a new graduation requirement that's a little more hands-on than most. As of July 2019, each senior must pass a CPR course.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 20, 2018Job growth surging in East Valley, according to new report
The East Valley Partnership said the region added 4,589 jobs in the first six months of 2018. Most of the jobs were in the business and technology sectors.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 18, 2018Tempe company’s all-terrain scooter expands mobility for disabled people
Todd Lemay heads the Tempe company that makes TerrainHoppers, specialized scooters that carry wheelchair-bound people like him across any surface.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 14, 2018Obesity still a major problem in Arizona, new report finds
Arizona still has a significant obesity problem, a new report from a national health foundation found. Almost one in three adults in Arizona are obese.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 13, 2018Phoenix-area nonprofit launches program to reduce construction waste
A Valley non-profit has launched a new program called "Starve The Landfill" in an effort to reduce the amount of material waste created by local construction companies.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 10, 2018Arizona is losing money on private school subsidies, research finds
Arizona is losing money on its private school subsidy programs, a policy paper from the Grand Canyon Institute recently found.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 7, 2018Chandler shoppers, moviegoers now have new, free parking garage
Parking just got easier in Chandler's growing downtown area with the opening of a new, free garage west of Arizona Avenue.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 5, 2018Art Miller sworn in as city of Peoria’s new police chief
"Let me introduce to you: The police chief for the city of Peoria ..." With that statement on Tuesday night, the city of Peoria got its new police chief.
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ARIZONA HEALTH NEWS | Aug 24, 2018More pregnant women in Arizona having pregnancy-related heart issues
A growing number of pregnant women in Arizona are showing up with heart issues -- and even having heart attacks -- related to their pregnancy.