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.

ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 23, 2017
Arizona bill would combine child sex trafficking, prostitution statutes

An Arizona House bill that would combine child sex trafficking and prostitution statutes would also make prosecuting child sex crimes much easier.
ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 16, 2017
University of Arizona researchers using grant to research impact of refugees

Two University of Arizona political scientists are trying to answer a two-pronged question about refugees using a $1.4 million federal grant.
ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 15, 2017
Grand Canyon University opens commercial complex in Phoenix

Grand Canyon University officially opened a new commercial complex in Phoenix near 27th Avenue and Camelback Road on Wednesday.
ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 15, 2017
University of Arizona professor: Genetics could help treat heart disease

Genetics may hold the key to treating heart disease after scientists identified genetic markers that can predict if a person is likely to be diagnosed with the deadly disease.
ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 14, 2017
Ballots going out soon for mail-in only primary election in Phoenix area

Ballots for a mail-in only spring primary election will be sent to voters in a Phoenix suburb in the coming week.
ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 9, 2017
Arizona community colleges developing advanced manufacturing classes

Three Arizona community colleges are working on developing advanced manufacturing classes for students.
ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 9, 2017
Teen vaping trend can get your child sick quick

A vaping trend called dripping is a quick way for your teenager to get sick in short order, a Phoenix-area doctor said.
ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 7, 2017
Warning signs for parents of teens in possibly abusive relationships

Advocacy groups are reminding parents to keep an eye on their teenagers' romantic relationships, as February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month.
ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 6, 2017
Lawmaker urges Arizona Coyotes to stay in Phoenix’s West Valley

A local lawmakers urged the Arizona Coyotes on Monday to continue to play hockey in the West Valley instead of opting to move.
UNCATEGORIZED | Feb 6, 2017
New Valley facility to extract biological gas to pump about $1.2M into Arizona coffers

A project to reclaim gas from solid human waste in Phoenix could pump $1.2 million into Arizona's economy, an official said.
ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 6, 2017
Phoenix suburb looks to recruit new police officers

The City of Mesa announced that they're accepting applications for its hiring of new police officers.
ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 3, 2017
Off Central: Phoenix man doesn’t let spina bifida get in the way of auto repair job

Automotive repair may not seem like a doable career for someone in a wheelchair, but a Phoenix man is proving that idea wrong every day.
ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 1, 2017
People gather in Phoenix to mark World Hijab Day

People of multiple faiths gathered in Phoenix on Wednesday to mark World Hijab Day, designed to celebrate a woman's right to wear a headscarf in public.
ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 30, 2017
Arizona medical college study shows appendix serves a purpose

A new study from a medical college in Arizona says the tiny pouch just off the digestive system is a reservoir for good gut bacteria. The appendix is an important adjunct to the immune system.
ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 30, 2017
Arizona Chamber of Commerce opposes Mexican import tax

The Arizona Chamber of Commerce says a Mexican import tax would be a very bad idea because a strong, healthy economy in Mexico benefits both countries.
ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 26, 2017
Cervical cancer is killing more American women than previous studies show

A common female cancer is more deadly than previously thought, according to a new study.
ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 24, 2017
Police in Arizona share hopes for improved community relations

Law enforcement professionals, community leaders and others came together Monday to discuss the relationship between communities and police.
UNCATEGORIZED | Jan 19, 2017
Phoenix to halt rollout of body cameras for all police officers to await new tech

Phoenix is putting a halt on its eventual plan to equip all of its police officers with a body camera until they can get ones with new technology.
UNCATEGORIZED | Jan 19, 2017
Task force recommends four fixes to fight substance abuse in Arizona

A state task force has recommended four steps officials should take to reduce instances of substance abuse in the state.
ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 17, 2017
Phoenix shelter calling for caution during National Stalking Awareness Month

A Phoenix shelter is using the month of January to encourage people to trust their instincts and play it safe when it comes to stalking.
ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 11, 2017
DEA’s Phoenix office targeting dealers of powerful opioid ‘pink’

Three deaths in Maricopa County have been linked to a powerful synthetic opioid that can kill if even touched by someone.
ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 10, 2017
Arizona firefighters want 10 more types of cancer added to workers’ comp coverage

A potential battle over firefighters, cancer and who is responsible for paying the treatment bills could be brewing in the Arizona Legislature.
ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 10, 2017
Arizona, federal officials could crack down on small heroin dealers

On Monday, Arizona and federal officials met to discuss ways to fight opioid addiction. One idea was a special team to crack down on small heroin dealers.
UNCATEGORIZED | Jan 5, 2017
Arizona becomes second Legislature to install technology for hard-of-hearing

The Arizona Legislature added a new loop system, technology that allows sound from microphones to be streamed directly to hearing aids or cochlear implants.