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 | Jan 4, 2017DPS logbook says fatalities from crashes on Arizona highways rose in 2016
The number of people killed in crashes on Arizona highways increased in 2016, the Department of Public Safety said this week.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 2, 2017Study: Endurance running could lead to a better working brain
Endurance running could help improve the functionality of your brain, a recent study from the University of Arizona found.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 31, 2016Police: Firing random gunshots on New Year’s Eve could mean prison time
Owning and possessing a gun in Arizona may be legal, but shooting it into the air to celebrate New Year's is not, Glendale Police said.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 30, 2016After being shot and paralyzed, Phoenix man works to keep children from violence
After being shot and paralyzed at 17 while he was in a gang, James Hickley works to keep Phoenix children away from violent situations.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Dec 29, 2016Phoenix-area nonprofit gives refugees warm welcome this holiday season
This holiday season, refugees who settled in the Valley are getting more than just Christmas presents, thanks to a Tempe-based nonprofit organization.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 27, 2016Website lets Arizona users track flu cases in their area
As Arizona gears up for flu season, a new website has launched that allows users to track cases of the sickness in their area.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 22, 2016Christmas procrastinators getting help from Amazon Prime Now facility in Phoenix
An Amazon Prime Now facility in Phoenix is helping Christmas procrastinators, especially considering it can deliver in as little as one hour.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 21, 2016Group says Arizona foster children, families would be hit hardest by Obamacare repeal
Foster families and children will lose the most if Obamacare is repealed without a replacement, an Arizona child advocacy group said.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 21, 2016Net metering to become a thing of the past for Arizona solar power customers
The Arizona Corporation Commission voted to end the practice of net metering, which allowed solar customers to sell power generated back to utilities.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 21, 2016Citizens group: Phoenix residents must fight, possibly pay, for additional police
A citizens group said Phoenix can take several simple steps to alleviate some of its police manpower issues on its way to solving the larger problem.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 20, 2016Phoenix police officers carry on with nearly 30-year-old holiday giving tradition
Wednesday marked the 27th anniversary of a special holiday tradition carried out by Phoenix Police Department officers.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 19, 2016Acting Education Department chief wants all kids to have access to quality learning
The acting secretary of the Education Department told students in Phoenix the mission to give everyone access to education doesn't change.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 16, 2016Phoenix citizens group calls for more police officers on the ground
A Phoenix citizens group said fewer police officers on the streets and the resulting slower response times are hurting more than just law enforcement.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 15, 2016Gov. Doug Ducey takes a spin in Google self-driving car in Phoenix
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey took a ride in a Google self-driving car on Thursday morning and he seemed rather pleased with the process.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 9, 2016Phoenix adds water retention basin near South Mountain to prevent future flooding
The city of Phoenix unveiled a $4.5 million retention basin on Thursday near South Mountain after the area was hit by several floods in recent years.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 8, 2016Annual Phoestivus market to be held in downtown Phoenix this week and next
For those of us who still need to grab some holiday gifts or want to celebrate the season, an annual event held this week and next may be just the ticket.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 6, 2016Phoenix group building apartment complex for autistic adults
A housing development for autistic adults is being built in Phoenix. Residents at First Place Apartments can choose between several living spaces
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 5, 2016Flying high: Phoenix Sky Harbor unveils first phase of Terminal 3 remodel
Travelers will get their first glimpse of a renovated Terminal 3 at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport when it reopens Monday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 2, 2016Arizona psychologist sees some benefit to study of illegal drug that helps PTSD
Clinical trials are starting soon for an illegal drug that’s been shown to help ease symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 1, 2016Arizona group searching for 7,000 cybersecurity professionals
A new Arizona group wants you to know: Your cybersecurity skills are desperately needed.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 30, 2016Phoenix mayor promises to stand with ASU, support DACA students
Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton promised Tuesday to stand alongside Arizona State University officials in supporting students protected by DACA.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 23, 2016Phoenix suburb recognized for commitment to data centers, technology
An East Valley city is the place to be for data centers. Mesa has received the Economic Development of the Year award from the Global Data Center Alliance.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 22, 2016Busy suburban Phoenix intersection reopens after monthslong closure
The cross-section of Bell Road and Grand Avenue opened back up Tuesday. The intersection in Surprise had been closed since April 1.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 18, 2016Off Central: Retired Phoenix teacher giving English lessons to workers
Dozens of foreign-born workers at a Phoenix care home can now speak English thanks to a local teacher.