Kathy Cline

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.

UNCATEGORIZED | Apr 11, 2017
Flake seeks more funding for Veterans Court Outreach specialists

Flake will ask for more funding for people who help tailor programs for struggling veterans, as part of Veterans Treatment Courts nationwide.
ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 10, 2017
Arizona law enforcement officials take home victory after Final Four weekend

The North Carolina Tar Heels weren't the only ones who took home a victory during Final Four: Arizona law enforcement officials said they won a lesson in safety during the event-filled weekend.
ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 4, 2017
Phoenix officials declare Tuesday as Equal Pay Day

Tuesday was declared Equal Pay Day in Phoenix as city leaders sought to bring attention to the gender wage gap. April 4 was selected because it demonstrates how many more months women must work to match what men earned in the previous year.
ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 29, 2017
Glendale Police warns against drinking and driving during Final Four

Don’t drink and drive at the Final Four – and if you have to, take Uber. That’s the message the Glendale Police Department has for fans.
ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 27, 2017
Phoenix authorities finish safety preparations for NCAA Final Four

Authorities have a message for both fans coming to the Valley and residents as the area readies for the NCAA Final Four tournament: You will be safe.
ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 21, 2017
IRS warns of new phishing scams ahead of Tax Day

Tax Day is right around the corner, which means criminals are more eager than ever to get their hands on your tax refund by using new phishing scams.
ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 15, 2017
Arizona, Mexico authorities working together to keep drivers informed about traffic

Traffic information in Sonora, Mexico, should be available by the end of the year thanks to the Arizona Department of Transportation.
ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 14, 2017
Valley family calls for tweaks, not replacement, of Obamacare

One Arizona family said tweaking the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, is a better idea than replacing it from scratch.
ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 13, 2017
Phoenix non-profit: State aid is needed for low-income students

College Success Arizona, a Phoenix non-profit, says if Arizona wants to succeed, it must increase direct-to-student financial aid for college.
ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 11, 2017
West Valley city upping its DUI-enforcement game

The Avondale Police Department received a $50,000 grant. With that money, one officer said the department is soon devoting four nights to DUI enforcement.
ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 9, 2017
Police chief in suburban Phoenix retires after 41 years in law enforcement

Tim Dorn, a former Gilbert beat cop and Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office captain, left the Gilbert Police force Thursday after 16 years in charge.
ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 8, 2017
ADOT developing creative pieces for South Mountain Freeway

The South Mountain Freeway could be the best-looking freeway in Arizona once it’s completed, due to new developments from state transportation officials.
ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 7, 2017
Phoenix police partnering with Big Brothers Big Sisters to mentor kids

The Phoenix Police Department is partnering with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Arizona to lend kids a kind ear or a guiding hand.
ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 6, 2017
City of Phoenix offering residents free income tax help

Tax Day is quickly approaching and the city of Phoenix is offering free help so residents don't stress about the April 15 deadline.
ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 6, 2017
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey details plan for $600M in infrastructure improvements

President Donald Trump recently proposed a $1 trillion infrastructure budget during his Congressional address, but Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has already turned in his wish list.
ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 3, 2017
Report finds Arizona school district classroom spending decreased in 2016

The amount of money that Arizona is spending in its classrooms has decreased, according to a recent report from the Office of the Arizona Auditor General.
ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 2, 2017
APS power rate hike could be lower than once thought

A proposed rate hike for APS customers may not be as drastic as once feared.
ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 2, 2017
West Valley police coalition working to improve service to mentally ill citizens

A coalition of West Valley police departments is teaming up to improve service to the mentally ill.
ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 2, 2017
Phoenix chapter of Muslim group offers support to threatened Jewish centers

The Phoenix chapter of a national Muslim group is standing by to help Arizona Jewish victims of threats and violence.
ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 1, 2017
It’s a race: Phoenix-area schools holding plastic bag collecting drive

Several Phoenix-area schools are holding a drive to see which can collect the most plastic bags over the next several weeks.
ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 28, 2017
Trade rep: NAFTA negotiation breakdown could be disastrous for Arizona

Mexico is threatening to walk away from the negotiating table if President Donald Trump continues insisting on high duties or import quotas.
ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 28, 2017
Glendale police chief returning department to its roots

Glendale Police Chief Rick St. John says he’s encouraging his officers to get their heads out of smartphones and computers and talk to people more.
UNCATEGORIZED | Feb 27, 2017
Lack of funding puts Arizona schools’ IT system in jeopardy

Funding for Arizona public schools’ IT system could be in trouble.
ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 24, 2017
Arizona-based church hosts conference to bring together community members, leaders

In a time of divisiveness and hostility, one Arizona-based church is looking to use a Valley-wide conference on Friday to promote peace and bring people together.