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 | Oct 3, 2017Valley doctor says profits stopping companies from making antibiotics
A Valley doctor said pharmaceutical companies are not developing more antibiotics because it is not as profitable a business as it used to be.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 29, 2017Center for people with autism-spectrum disorders opens in Phoenix
The Autism Spectrum Disorder Center of Excellence, a new center for people with autism-spectrum disorders, has officially opened in northeast Phoenix.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 28, 2017Arizona artist hopes to take back personal ‘labels’ with Scottsdale event
Valley artist Christopher Jagmin will hold an event in Scottsdale where people will use a label maker to define themselves with personal affirmations.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 27, 2017Helios Education Foundation builds permanent home in Phoenix
The Helios Foundation, a philanthropic organization dedicated to education, has a new, permanent 65,000-square-foot home in Phoenix.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 27, 2017Phoenix-area police department to offer class to combat opioid overdose
A Phoenix-area police department is offering a free class that will teach residents how to administer a drug that combats opioid overdoses on Wednesday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 25, 2017Rooftop solar panels could cause problems for firefighters
Rooftop solar panels could prevent firefighters from gaining necessary access when battling a home fire, officials said.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 22, 2017Arizona’s Biosphere 2 to investigate changes in oceans, rainforests, crops
Biosphere 2, a massive research facility in southern Arizona, will soon be used to investigate changes in Earth's oceans, rainforests and crops.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 21, 2017Tucson drug would treat rare condition that leads to colon cancer
People who suffer from a rare genetic condition that makes them more prone to colon cancer could soon use a Tucson-designed medication to help them.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 20, 2017Con artists selling water filters target Mesa neighborhood
City of Mesa residents should beware of aggressive salespeople trying to sell unnecessary water filters door-to-door, a spokeswoman said this week.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 20, 2017Arizona officials urging people to get flu shots as season approaches
As Arizona cools down and the state starts to transition to fall weather, the state department of health services has a message: Get your flu shot. Now.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 19, 2017Arizona has below-average early childhood obesity rates
More than 13 percent of young Arizona children are obese but that was below the national average, a nonprofit group said.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 18, 2017Fentanyl forcing Arizona DPS to treat discovered drugs differently
Fentanyl, a potent and potentially deadly opioid, is changing the way the Department of Public Safety handles roadside testing of drugs.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 15, 2017Phoenix schools, Sprint pair to get students internet access
A Phoenix school district has partnered with cell service provider Sprint to make sure all its students have access to internet for homework assignments.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 13, 2017D-backs’ Paul Goldschmidt donates $180K to Phoenix Children’s Hospital
Arizona Diamondbacks first baseman Paul Goldschmidt hit a home run for charity when he donated more than $180,000 to Phoenix Children's Hospital.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 12, 2017Med center devoted to congestive heart failure patients to open in Phoenix
Phoenix-area residents with congestive heart failure now have a medical center dedicated to them.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 8, 2017Arizona school says cannabis could treat cancer pain instead of opioids
Cannabis could soon take the place of opioids in treating pain caused by breast cancer, the University of Arizona said.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 6, 2017Iconic Arizona roadhouse shuts down after nearly 90 years
An iconic Flagstaff roadhouse is up for sale. The Museum Club closed down this week after nearly 90 years in business.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 4, 2017WWII veteran, 91, newest student at University of Arizona
The University of Arizona has a freshman student who has a little more life experience than others: 91-year-old Navy and World War II veteran Jim Chaffins.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 1, 2017Sky Harbor launches therapy dog program for lonely, stressed fliers
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport has a new program that allows lonely or stressed out travelers to sit with and pet therapy dogs.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 1, 2017Phoenix school using 3-D printer to educate students, change lives
Students at a Phoenix middle school are learning to process recycled water bottles in a 3-D printer for both fun and to change lives.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 30, 2017Phoenix mayor standing by DACA-eligible residents as deadline looms
The mayor of Phoenix he said he would stand by residents eligible for the DACA program as President Donald Trump neared a deadline to eliminate it.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 29, 2017Phoenix art scene pumps more than $400M into economy
Nonprofit organizations centered around art pumped more than $400 million into Phoenix's economy in 2015, a study said.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 26, 2017Arizona sheriff’s office throws terminally ill boy birthday party
A terminally ill boy from Mesa, Arizona, now has some more great memories -- thanks to the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 25, 2017Study shows more than 75,000 people in Arizona have epilepsy
More than 75,000 people who live in Arizona have epilepsy, a study from the Centers for Disease Control said.