Ali Vetnar
Ali Vetnar is a reporter at KTAR News. Growing up in Phoenix, she's now reporting on the streets of her hometown. Ali joined the KTAR newsroom after she graduated college from Arizona Christian University in 2017 with a degree in communications with an emphasis in broadcasting. Her career started at the editor desk, but her passion for storytelling led her into the community meeting people face to face to tell their stories. She is passionate about stories involving social justice, first responders and public safety. You can follow her on Twitter @Ali_Vetnar and Facebook at @AliVetnar.
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Tempe-based animal shelter prepares for influx of pets due to pandemic
Lost our Home Pet Rescue expects a tidal wave of pet abandonment due to economic hardships imposed by the coronavirus pandemic.Comments -
Valleywise Health awarded $3M grant for simulated medical training
Valleywise Health has been awarded a $3 million grant from the Maricopa County Industrial Development Authority to assist in developing a comprehensive medical simulation training program. -
Town of Gilbert looks for feedback on expanding ambulance service
The town of Gilbert currently has one ambulance, but the East Valley suburb is looking to take the full service back into its hands depending on citizen feedback. -
Phoenix police report spike in violent crime during virus pandemic
Violent crime in Phoenix rose dramatically during the first half of 2020, according to statistics from the Phoenix Police Department. -
Teen Lifeline seeing increase in calls in Arizona during virus pandemic
As the coronavirus pandemic has unfolded, service requests for help with mental health have steadily increased in Arizona. -
Tensions rise as Cave Creek fires leave Valley taxpayers with hefty costs
Fire departments neighboring Cave Creek have grown increasingly frustrated after concluding the town has become reliant on their departments' responses. -
At-risk election workers preparing to continue employment amid pandemic
In-person ballot casting, including in Arizona, is now on the vulnerable shoulders of dedicated, elderly election workers who are at high risk of illness or death if they contract COVID-19. -
Sen. Sinema working to help special districts with large COVID-19 costs
U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema introduced legislation that would direct a portion of the next round of virus relief to special districts throughout the country. -
Glendale mayoral candidates share perspectives before Election Day
Glendale voters will cast their ballots on Tuesday to either reelect the city's current mayor or elect a political newcomer. -
Phoenix doctor offers advice for exercising safely in summer heat
As many Arizonans are heading outside for their workouts, a doctor in Phoenix has offered tips for preventing and identifying heat-related illnesses.
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