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Martha Maurer

Martha Maurer is the News Director at KTAR News, overseeing editorial and breaking news decision-making in all our news formats. She joined the KTAR newsroom in 2012. She’s a graduate of Arizona State University’s Cronkite News School of Journalism and Mass Communications. In addition to her duties, she enjoys contributing to news stories, particularly focusing on immigration, politics and social issues. You can follow her on Twitter at @MaurerMartha.

Serving the community: KTAR News airs 1000th episode of Silent Witness

Arizona’s News Roundup: Hobbs tackles education and water, senators visit border, drugs in MCSO jails

First Latino president, CEO of Arizona Coyotes leads with purpose, impacts Hispanics

ICE: None of the immigrants recently released in Arizona are MS-13

ICE: Only 2 percent of immigrants released from custody get deported

Talking ICE: Explaining the surge of immigrants released in Arizona

Off Central: Arizonan to be first Latina fencer for US in Pan American Games

Recap: KTAR News’ trip to the border when Ducey, Nielsen were there

Keep your fitness New Year’s resolution- train and eat smart

Off Central: Guitar-making school puts Phoenix on musical maps

Explaining the decision to rescind Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals

Martha Maurer joined CTV News – CTV Television Network in Canada

Talking ICE: The human impact of immigrant deportations

Talking ICE: Immigration raids, sanctuaries, visas create questions

Talking ICE: The uneasy relationship between Arizona officials, immigrants

Phoenix-area suburb launches safe driving campaign aimed at limiting traffic accidents

Profiles in Courage: Army veteran earns Bronze Star for heroism while in combat

Latino businesses in Arizona watching Mexico peso closely

Country Music Awards exhibit unveiled in Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix

Phoenix Fashion Week ready to strut its stuff on the runway

Surprise! One of the nation’s fastest-growing cities is in the Phoenix area

About 433,000 Arizona Hispanics expected to vote in 2016, more than 2012

Arizona Hispanic purchasing power expected to hit $42.5 billion in 2016

Thousands of APS customers get alert during proposed peak power hour change