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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Arizona's post-secondary attainment isn't filling our state's job openings

Arizona's post-secondary attainment isn't filling our state's job openings

Arizona's post-secondary attainment has grown in past years but is still not high enough to fill the state's 80,000 jobs that require an Associate Degree or higher each year. 

ASU is setting up shop across the pond

ASU is setting up shop across the pond

Arizona State University is opening ASU London in Fall 2026. 

U.S. Education Department making moves that will impact Arizona

U.S. Education Department making moves that will impact Arizona

The U.S. Department of Education is taking a step towards dismantling, and that will have impacts on Arizona's school system.

Most Arizona college students meet or exceed civic education standards

Most Arizona college students meet or exceed civic education standards

The Arizona Board of Regents released a new report showing more than 86% of students across Arizona’s three public universities meet civic education requirements.

A Valley Doctor's efforts to help cure a once-considered "untreatable" disease

A Valley Doctor's efforts to help cure a once-considered "untreatable" disease

For years, patients with heavy calcium buildup in the heart had few options if they needed a heart valve replacement. Dr. Paul Sorajja, with Banner University Medical Center Phoenix was the first-ever to use a specialized "Tendyne" device to treat the condition, and now he's successfully led the study that helped get it approved by the FDA. 

 

As potential school closures approach, parents still ask for reconsideration

As potential school closures approach, parents still ask for reconsideration

Three weeks out from Scottsdale Unified School District’s governing board vote on whether to close two SUSD schools, parents are still urging the governing board to reconsider. 

Kyrene School District could be shutting down 8 schools in the next two years. 

Kyrene School District could be shutting down 8 schools in the next two years. 

Kyrene School District could be shutting down 8 schools in the next two years, with 6 elementary schools and 2 middle schools at risk.  

Western Governor Association talks solutions to water energy, natural disasters

Western Governor Association talks solutions to water energy, natural disasters

The Western Governors Association winter meeting happened in Paradise Valley on Thursday. The governors of Arizona, Utah, Idaho, Montana and Hawaii talked about solutions to the West's unique challenges. They discussed Colorado River water negotiations, balancing energy production with demand, and state's rights to mineral royalties. 

Kyrene hears from public ahead of school closure

Kyrene hears from public ahead of school closure

Last night Kyrene School District held its last publiuc hearing before a Dec. 16th vote that could shut down 7 district schools. 

Students return to former schools as teachers

Students return to former schools as teachers

Grand Canyon University’s Rise 360 scholarship program offers local high school graduates the opportunity to fast track their teaching degree and return to teach in their high schools.

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