Sharon Mittelman
Sharon Mittelman is an award-winning broadcast journalist who came to KTAR News 92.3 after nearly a decade as an anchor and writer for CBS Radio News in New York. She has been a reporter, anchor, writer, host, producer and editor for both radio and television news. She covered several high profile criminal trials while a TV reporter in Wilmington, Delaware, making appearances on nationally televised programs. Sharon has a Master’s degree from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism and is originally from Chicago. She loves telling interesting, well-written stories, and making complex issues easy to understand.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 6, 2017Arizona mails out corrected tax forms to 580,000 taxpayers
More than a half-million Arizona taxpayers will soon receive corrected tax documents to replace those sent earlier this year with incorrect information.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 24, 2017Officials turn to Phoenix-area residents to help solve I-10/I-17 traffic problem
The Maricopa Association of Governments will hold four public meetings to allow residents to propose solutions to the traffic congestion problem on the Interstate 10-Interstate 17 corridor in Phoenix.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Jan 10, 2017United Against Hate coalition asks Arizona legislators to sign pledge
People gathered outside the Arizona State Capitol to tell the legislature they will not tolerate hate and discrimination, and want a pledge signed.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 29, 2016FBI launches campaign to crack down on corruption on US borders
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is launching a campaign to urge citizens to keep an eye out for possibly corrupt officials working on the U.S. border.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 29, 2016Time to make your charitable tax deductions
With tax season fast approaching, be sure to make any charitable donations by Dec. 31. Non-cash donations are deductible, as well as donations to charities.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 28, 2016Arizona military wife lays husband to rest after 10 years
An Arizona military wife whose life was altered by tragedy when she lost her husband to combat got the opportunity to lay her husband to rest this month.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 27, 2016Arizona advocacy group tracking education following Proposition 123 legalization
Education for children is slated to be a major issue presented to the Arizona State Legislature in 2017, with one organization watching over lawmakers.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 21, 2016Survey finds Arizona teens using more marijuana
Arizona teens are using more marijuana, but drinking less according to a recent study from the Arizona Criminal Justice Commission.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 20, 2016Veterans starting businesses in Phoenix get a helping hand
Starting a business is hard. Now, help is on the way through a business "incubator" gearing up in the Arizona Center in downtown Phoenix.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 14, 2016VA deputy secretary spends day in Phoenix speaking to veterans in town hall setting
Veterans in Phoenix had a chance Tuesday afternoon to meet the some of the leaders in the Veterans' Administration Health Care system in a town hall setting.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 13, 2016Phoenix Suns brighten up Guadalupe with a new playground
More than 200 volunteers, including Suns players and coaches, helped create a neighborhood playground in the Guadalupe Barrio Nuevo community.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 6, 2016Fiesta Bowl poised to bring in big bucks for the city of Glendale
College bowl games traditionally bring in some decent bucks to the host city, so Glendale should hear the cash registers ring thanks to the Fiesta Bowl.
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ARIZONA ELECTION NEWS | Nov 29, 2016Lawsuits bog down Maricopa County Recorder’s office
Election officials in Maricopa County are usually busy long before an election counting those early ballots. But this year, they had a new challenge.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 11, 2016Fun in the sun: Scottsdale to begin annual push to lure cold weather visitors
Scottsdale is readying an advertising push to lure in late-year tourists with its campaign, "A Warm Southwestern Holiday."
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UNCATEGORIZED | Oct 10, 2016Tunnel lighting work to close east-west highway in Arizona this week
A major east-west highway in Arizona will be shut down for four nights beginning Monday for tunnel lighting work, the state transportation department said.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 20, 2016ASU changes parking, adds restrooms at Gammage Theater
The ASU Gammage Auditorium theater season has begun, and along with the productions, there are a few changes in and around the building.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 20, 2016Poll finds Latino voters being ignored
A new poll finds Latino voters are being ignored by political parties in the run-up to the presidential election.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 13, 2016Nasty winters have been driving Canadians into Arizona
If this year's Canadian winter is especially challenging, Arizona could become the beneficiary, as Canadians are attracted to Arizona for many reasons.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 23, 2016Working out may not be enough to lower risk for cardiovascular disease
A sedentary lifestyle is a big risk factor for heart disease, even for those who regularly exercise.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 22, 2016Learning cursive could soon become requirement in Arizona schools
Learning how to write in cursive could soon become a requirement for Arizona schoolchildren, if revisions proposed by the state school board are accepted.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 16, 2016Olympic success spurs bump in children’s sports
The record-breaking success of competitive swimmer Michael Phelps at the Rio Olympics and the women's gymnastics team has prompted some Arizona youngsters to aim for their own success.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 15, 2016Pumping gas could be hazardous to your credit
The number of skimming devices found on gas pumps in Arizona is going up at a rapidly increasing rate.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 10, 2016Charter school closes 24 hours before start of classes
Hillcrest Academy in Mesa closed its doors last week, 24 hours before classes were scheduled to start.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 10, 2016Few rules for amusement park rides in Arizona
In Arizona, the state does not control or regulate amusement park rides.