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.

Law enforcement to be mindful of US Postal Service ahead of election

The U.S. Postal Inspection Service has sent a bulletin to local, state and federal law enforcement agencies warning to be mindful of threats to postal workers and the mail over controversy surrounding the election and mail-in ballots.

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Maricopa County Elections Department adds features to enhance vote process

The Maricopa County Elections Department has added new features to help streamline and secure votes, health and safety during the 2020 election.

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Advocates working to have Valley homeless voices heard in election

As the November election quickly approaches, organizations across the country and in the Valley are doing what they can to ensure everyone gets their right to vote -- no matter their circumstances.

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Phoenix plans to use extra coronavirus relief funds to balance budget

The City of Phoenix will utilize the remaining funds in coronavirus relief aid that has been saved to help balance the city's budget.

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Phoenix fire academy resumes classes after coronavirus break

Phoenix Fire's training academy has implemented enhanced health and safety procedures as they host the first class since the coronavirus pandemic started.

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Phoenix Fire stressing safety at haunted houses during Halloween

Haunted houses are meant to be scary but they also need to be safe. Phoenix Fire wants those who plan to go to one to heed safety advice.

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Groups argue for, against legalization of recreational marijuana in Arizona

November's general election will bring another attempt at legalizing recreational marijuana in Arizona after it was narrowly rejected four years ago.

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Mesa firefighter battling rare cancer contracted on job, raising awareness

Mesa firefighter Trevor Madrid is working to stay positive and spread awareness after being diagnosed with a rare cancer contracted on the job.

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Fallen Arizona firefighters to be remembered during national tribute

Four Phoenix-area firefighters who died of job-related cancer last year will be among those remembered during a nationwide tribute this weekend.

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West Valley program transitions young adults with disabilities into workforce

West Valley-based West-MEC is working to help bridge the gap from high school to the work force for young adults with disabilities.

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