KTAR News 92.3 Reporter Stories
KTAR News 92.3 Reporter Stories

KTAR News 92.3 Reporter Stories

KTAR News 92.3, the largest news radio team in the state, reporters cover the top stories and most important angles in the state of Arizona on a daily basis.

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In Southwest Goodyear, students are learning how to weld major infrastructure- underwater!

In Southwest Goodyear, students are learning how to weld major infrastructure- underwater!

In Southwest Goodyear, students are learning how to weld major infrastructure- underwater!

Arizona State University’s mariachi ensemble meets every week, bringing together community members and students as they connect with their roots and Hispanic culture.

Arizona State University’s mariachi ensemble meets every week, bringing together community members and students as they connect with their roots and Hispanic culture.

Arizona State University’s mariachi ensemble meets every week, bringing together community members and students as they connect with their roots and Hispanic culture.

ASU's on-campus retirement community

ASU's on-campus retirement community

Jessica Kozlof is a resident at Mirabella, a retirement community on ASU's campus. She tells KTAR she decided to move there with her husband to be closer to her daughter who is an ASU alum. Mirabella residents get a student ID so they can take classes and attend performing arts shows and sporting events. 

Phoenix family sues police over "botched" investigation into mother's death

Phoenix family sues police over "botched" investigation into mother's death

The family of deceased Phoenix mom Suzanna Delgado has filed a notice of claim against the City of Phoenix. 

Her family alleges PHX PD's finding Delgado died of an overdose is questionable and believe she may have been killed by another person.

Former AZ Cardinal seeks $1 mil in damages against cities of Phoenix and Mesa

Former AZ Cardinal seeks $1 mil in damages against cities of Phoenix and Mesa

Former Arizona Cardinal Wesley Leasy has filed a notice of claim against the City of Phoenix and Mesa, seeking a million dollars in damages.

It stems from an incident when Mesa PD detained Leasy and his daughter at gunpoint while looking for a shooting suspect.

Leasy and his daughter were not related to that shooting.

Major chip maker invests $7b in Peoria, breaks ground on new fabrication center

Major chip maker invests $7b in Peoria, breaks ground on new fabrication center

Amkor Technology is breaking ground on a $7 billion semiconductor fab in northern Peoria, marking a major expansion of big tech companies in Arizona. 

The writer of Arizona’s proposition 203, which mandates English-only instruction for English learners, is speaking out about the way the program is implemented in schools.

The writer of Arizona’s proposition 203, which mandates English-only instruction for English learners, is speaking out about the way the program is implemented in schools.

The writer of Arizona’s proposition 203, which mandates English-only instruction for English learners, is speaking out about the way the program is implemented in schools.

CAMP INNOVATION is a weeklong fall break camp that introduces kids from 1st to 6th grade to the fields of robotics and coding.

CAMP INNOVATION is a weeklong fall break camp that introduces kids from 1st to 6th grade to the fields of robotics and coding.

CAMP INNOVATION is a weeklong fall break camp that introduces kids from 1st to 6th grade to the fields of robotics and coding.

13-year-old Akshay Lakshminarasimhan is a student at BASIS Scottsdale, and now, is among the top junior innovators in the country. 

13-year-old Akshay Lakshminarasimhan is a student at BASIS Scottsdale, and now, is among the top junior innovators in the country. 

13-year-old Akshay Lakshminarasimhan is a student at BASIS Scottsdale, and now, is among the top junior innovators in the country. 

U.S. in armed conflict with Caribbean Cartels

U.S. in armed conflict with Caribbean Cartels

The United States is now in an armed conflict after President Trump declared drug cartels in the Caribbean unlawful combatants. University of Arizona professor Mike Burgoyne says Arizona should pay attention because there are cartels in Mexico that the Trump administration could decide to go after next. 

The U.S. military carried out three deadly strikes last month against alleged drug smuggling boats in the Caribbean. 

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