Ali Vetnar
KTAR News
Phoenix, AZ, United States
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Phoenix motel slated to become facility to house homeless seniors
Central Arizona Shelter Services is working to establish a 130-room shelter for homeless seniors out of the former Phoenix Inn located near Interstate 17 and Northern Avenue. → Read More
New mural on building in Phoenix honors legacy of former fire chief
A mural on the side of a building in central Phoenix honors the life and legacy of the city's former fire chief. → Read More
Gilbert changes recycling program amid shrinking material demand
The town of Gilbert has announced changes to its curbside recycling program to better align with stricter industry contamination standards and the shrinking demand for certain materials. → Read More
Here's how to keep your pet healthy and safe during the Fourth of July
Here are some tips on how to keep your pet healthy and safe during the Fourth of July, a typically rough day for animals because of fireworks. → Read More
Peoria Fire preps for Fourth of July at Lake Pleasant with fire rescue boat
An estimated 30,000 people are expected to celebrate at Lake Pleasant this Fourth of July weekend and the Peoria Fire Department is getting ready for the rush with their new boat. → Read More
New numbers show dangerous start to 2021 for drowning incidents in Arizona
Arizona through March has had a total of 20 drowning incidents reported and is among the top states for fatal child drownings so far in 2021. → Read More
Upcoming SpaceX flight a dream come true for Valley college professor
It’s a dream come true for an aspiring astronaut. That’s how South Mountain Community College geoscience professor Sian Proctor describes the opportunity to take flight in the upcoming first-of-its-kind SpaceX mission. → Read More
Valley psychologist offers tips on how to reason with conspiracy theorists
Congress on Thursday finalized Joe Biden’s victory in the 2020 election. Despite that, some supporters of President Donald Trump continue refuse to accept the outcome of the race. A Valley psychologist is offering tips on how to reason with those people. → Read More
Phoenix Fire Department offers advice for holiday safety
The Phoenix Fire Department is urging people to be cautious with Christmas trees, lights and candles this holiday to avoid fire incidents. → Read More
Phoenix offers additional coronavirus relief funds for small businesses
The Phoenix City Council approved an additional $1.1 million in coronavirus relief funding for businesses that previously did not receive aid. → Read More
Valley nonprofit hopes to help veterans become certified welders
A Valley nonprofit has launched a fundraising campaign that will help veterans with limited financial opportunity enter the workforce by establishing a career in welding. → Read More
Valley doctor weighs in on differences between coronavirus and flu
A Valley doctor weights in on the difference between the flu and coronavirus as flu season ramps up in the midst of the pandemic. → Read More
Some Arizonans questioning vote change ahead of Election Day
Arizonans are curious about whether they can change their votes if they vote early, according to Google Trends. → Read More
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. → Read More
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. → Read More
Young Mesa firefighter battling rare cancer contracted on job
Mesa firefighter Trevor Madrid is working to stay positive and spread awareness after being diagnoised with a rare cancer contracted on the job. → Read More
Additional federal support requested for public transit in Phoenix
Some agencies believe federal support is vital to keeping public transportation running across the nation and in Phoenix amid the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
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. → Read More
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 department's responses → Read More
Psychiatrist gives parents advice to help children return to education
As children and their families prepare for the upcoming school year, one mental health expert is advising guardians how to mitigate side effects students may experience due to an abrupt return to an academic atmosphere. → Read More