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 | Nov 15, 2017
Shopping for holiday gifts? Phoenix Sky Harbor is looking to help

Are you finding yourself slumped for gift ideas ahead of the holiday season? Let Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport help.
ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 14, 2017
Phoenix police association to hold fundraising cookout for injured officer

Ofc. Stephen Outram, a Phoenix police officer who was badly injured in an off-duty car accident, is turning to the public for help.
ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 14, 2017
Herberger Theater in downtown Phoenix to add more shows next year

Fans of live shows and fine arts who live in the Valley will soon have more shows to choose from at the Herberger Theater in downtown Phoenix.
ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 10, 2017
Arizona artists create Frankenstein interpretations at Scottsdale library

Twenty local artists have created their interpretations of Mary Shelley's famed “Frankenstein," which are on display at Scottsdale’s Civic Center Library.
ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 8, 2017
Regulonix: We may have eventual answer to opioid crisis

Research is in the early stages, but there could be a nonaddictive painkillers that could ease the opioid crisis, an Arizona pharmacology professor said.
ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 7, 2017
Arizona DPS, Phoenix police partner to stop wrong-way highway drivers

The Arizona Department of Public Safety is ramping up its efforts to stop wrong-way drivers on state highways with a new partnership.
ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 6, 2017
Nebraska-based university to expand one-year nursing program in Phoenix

The Nebraska-based Creighton University will expand its one-year nursing B.S. program at its regional campus in Phoenix, starting in January 2018.
ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 3, 2017
Construction begins on memorial for fallen Phoenix police officer

Construction has begun on a memorial dedicated to former Phoenix police officer David Glasser, who was killed in the line of duty last year.
ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 3, 2017
Seeing green: Arizona ranks second in nation for lettuce production

Arizona ranks second in nation for lettuce production and brings about $2 billion into the state each year, according to a University of Arizona study.
ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 27, 2017
Phoenix to offer free self-defense class for kids, adults this Halloween

The city of Phoenix is offering a free self-defense class for children -- and adults -- who are looking to become their own superheroes this Halloween.
ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 27, 2017
Phoenix to launch hotline for residents to report homeless-related activity

The city of Phoenix will soon launch a hotline that residents will be able to call in order to report any homeless-related activity.
ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 25, 2017
Why do celebrities travel to Arizona to seek treatment?

From Harvey Weinstein to Selena Gomez, it's no secret that celebrities often choose to come to Arizona when they need help -- but why?
ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 25, 2017
Boo! Arizona residents may live in haunted house without knowing it

Halloween is around the corner, which means haunted houses are rising in popularity. But if you find yourself living in one in Arizona, you're out of luck.
ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 23, 2017
Phoenix hospital to use pencil-sized heart pump for patients in surgery

A hospital in Phoenix has introduced a "pencil-sized" heart pump that could make surgery safer for patients with severe cardiac disease.
ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 20, 2017
Upset Valley teachers want 20 percent boost in pay

Teachers and educators voiced concerns on Friday after hearing other state employees had received substantial bumps in pay.
ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 19, 2017
Scottsdale organization provides free help to single parents battling cancer

A Phoenix-area based organization is providing single parents who are battling cancer with resources that will provide them with day-to-day needs.
ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 18, 2017
After ten years, east Mesa to build new Marriott hotel

East Mesa is getting a new hotel. After ten years, ground has been broken for a Residence Inn by Marriott near U.S. 60 and Crismon Road.
ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 18, 2017
Domestic violence foundation kicks off in honor of Phoenix-area girls’ deaths

An organization has been launched in honor of two Phoenix-area girls who were killed by their father in a domestic violence incident last year.
ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 16, 2017
Phoenix market collecting donations for Mexico earthquake victims

A Phoenix fish market is collecting donations for the victims of an earthquake that struck Mexico last month, killing nearly 370 people.
ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 12, 2017
Deadly carbon monoxide could save lives of Arizona snakebite victims

Carbon monoxide, a gas that can be deadly for humans, may actually be able to save the lives of people bitten by a venomous snake, Arizona researchers said.
ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 12, 2017
Pinal County jail opening veterans-only housing unit

Within the next week, some low- and medium-security inmates in a Pinal County jail who are also veterans will be held in a special housing unit.
ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 10, 2017
Police give tips ahead of Missing in Arizona Day

While law enforcement agencies ready for Missing In Arizona Day, a Phoenix police officer gave advice on how to tell if someone is really missing.
ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 9, 2017
Officials say bus ridership on the rise in Phoenix

If you ride the bus in Phoenix, you are in good – and growing – company. Bus ridership in Phoenix is up this year: 6.1 percent since January.
ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 5, 2017
Arizona activists urge Gov. Doug Ducey to remove Confederate monuments

A group of civic and civil rights leaders in Arizona are asking Gov. Doug Ducey to remove four monuments memorializing the Confederacy from state land.