About
Kevin Stone is KTAR’s Senior Web Content Editor. He is a seasoned journalist who was born in New York and grew up in Phoenix. He got his start doing agate for the Mesa Tribune sports section — remember newspapers? — in the 1990s while completing his print journalism degree. He went on to work for The Dallas Morning News as a copy editor and page designer for the paper’s award-winning sports section before spending nearly a decade in various positions with ESPN.com. He returned to the Valley in 2013 and joined the KTAR News digital team in 2018. His favorite activities are collecting records, going to concerts and sporting events, and dining out with his beautiful wife.
Expertise
- News and sports writing and editing
- Social media management
- Wordle wizardry
Education
- University of Arizona – Bachelor’s degree in general studies with minors in English, sociology and psychology.
- Arizona State University – Bachelor’s degree in journalism.
Social Media Profiles
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 28, 2024Investigation ongoing after deadly afternoon shooting in Phoenix
An investigation is ongoing after a deadly afternoon shooting in Phoenix on Wednesday, authorities said.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 27, 2024Holiday season brings relief from construction on Valley freeways
The holiday season typically comes with a break from disruptive construction along the metro Phoenix freeway system.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 27, 2024Suspect arrested in connection with deadly mobile home fire in Phoenix
A suspect was arrested Tuesday in connection with a deadly mobile home fire in Phoenix over the weekend.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 27, 2024ZooLights: What you need to know about the 2024-25 Phoenix Zoo holiday spectacle
Here's everything you need to know about the 2024-25 version of ZooLights, the Phoenix Zoo's dazzling seasonal spectacle.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 27, 2024Phoenix firefighters rescue dog from burning apartment complex
Phoenix Fire Department crews rescued a dog that was trapped inside a burning apartment complex on Tuesday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 27, 2024Arizona egg expert explains how bird flu keeps farmers scrambling and prices high
Egg prices are unlikely to fall until a stubborn bout of bird flu can be eradicated, according to the CEO of Arizona's Hickman's Family Farms.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 26, 2024Online threats earn Arizona man over a year in federal prison
An Arizona man was sentenced Monday to over a year in prison after making online threats against law enforcement officers and public officials.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 26, 2024Phoenix holiday tradition of glorious Thanksgiving weather expected to continue
There's one thing all metro Phoenix residents and visitors can look forward to pretty much every year: glorious Thanksgiving weather.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 25, 2024Arizona officials ponder future of election denialism while completing 2024 canvass
Arizona officials signed the required canvass documents on Monday without the storm clouds of election denialism hovering overhead.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 25, 2024Phoenix shelter treats animals to special Thanksgiving furry feast
Animals waiting to find their forever homes at a Phoenix shelter celebrated Thanksgiving over the weekend with a furry feast.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 25, 2024Suspect in Mercedes Vega murder case booked into Valley jail after extradition
A man wanted in connection with the Mercedes Vega murder case was booked into a Valley jail Monday morning after being extradited from Tennessee.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 25, 2024Could East Coast airport strike impact Thanksgiving travel at Phoenix Sky Harbor?
A worker strike at an East Coast airport could potentially impact Thanksgiving week travel at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 22, 2024Former Valley newscaster, husband charged in COVID-19 loan fraud case
A former Valley newscaster and her husband have been charged in a COVID-19 loan fraud case, authorities announced Friday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 22, 2024Cyrene at Skyline rental community brings 102 single-family homes to West Valley
A new neighborhood called Cyrene at Skyline is ready to welcome renters in search of single-family homes in the West Valley.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 22, 2024Valley roadwork is light this weekend, but ASU homecoming will impact traffic
The most significant obstacles for metro Phoenix motorists this weekend will be the result of ASU homecoming activities, not roadwork.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 22, 2024Leader of push to incorporate San Tan Valley feeling optimistic about latest attempt
Residents of San Tan Valley, a northern Pinal County community with a population of about 100,000, are making another push for incorporation.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 21, 2024Arizona man learns fate after getting caught with meth, fentanyl at southern border
An Arizona man was sentenced earlier this month to more than six years in prison for bringing illicit drugs into the country, authorities said.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 21, 2024Body found in Glendale identified as missing Phoenix man
A body found in Glendale earlier this month has been identified as a missing Phoenix man, authorities announced Thursday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 21, 2024Parts Town hiring over 100 employees for new West Valley distribution center
Parts Town, a fast-growing Illinois-based replacement parts distributor, is getting set to open a new facility in the West Valley.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 20, 2024Sky Harbor gets another $35M in federal funding for airport infrastructure upgrades
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is getting another big federal grant for infrastructure upgrades, officials announced Wednesday.
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ARIZONA BUSINESS | Nov 20, 2024Verrado Marketplace holds groundbreaking in Buckeye, reveals more tenants
Construction is officially underway at the site of Verrado Marketplace, a future West Valley shopping and entertainment landmark.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 20, 2024Woman convicted in Arizona sober living home fraud case ordered to repay nearly $4M
The first person convicted in an Arizona fraud case involving fake sober living homes was ordered to pay nearly $4 million in restitution.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 20, 2024Arizona semiconductor apprenticeship program expands to address growing workforce needs
Arizona officials and business leaders gathered Tuesday to announce the expansion of a semiconductor apprenticeship program, further addressing the growing need for technicians.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 20, 2024What’s that sound? Arizona’s Palo Verde nuclear plant testing its emergency siren system
If you hear sirens going off in the far West Valley on Wednesday, don’t worry. It’s only a test of the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station emergency warning system.