Colton Krolak
Reporter at KTAR-FM (Phoenix, AZ)
News Reporter for KTAR 92.3FM (@KTAR923) ASU Cronkite Alumni (@Cronkite_ASU)
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1 week ago |
ktar.com | Colton Krolak
PHOENIX — How well do you know your neighbors? If you live in metro Phoenix, there’s a growing chance they could be millionaire renters. Valley households earning $1 million or more per year are increasingly choosing to rent rather than buy homes, according to a recent report from RentCafe.
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3 weeks ago |
ktar.com | Colton Krolak
TEMPE — While it’s rare for a power line to fall on a car, it can be deadly if you don’t know what to do. That’s why utility experts are sharing a “shocking” way for drivers to stay safe if they get trapped by a fallen electrical line during Arizona’s upcoming monsoon season, which officially starts June 15. Monsoon season is just around the corner, and SRP showed me just what you should do if a power pole ever falls on your car.
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4 weeks ago |
ktar.com | Colton Krolak
Colton Krolak Home values fell by 2.8% in metro Phoenix over the last year, one of the biggest drops in the country. Does that mean the Valley is now a buyer's market? 23 hours ago Kylie Werner Dave Cawley, a host of podcast about an Australian hiker's disappearance in the Uinta Mountain, talks about the danger of hiking alone.
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1 month ago |
ktar.com | Colton Krolak
PHOENIX – Home values fell by 2.8% in metro Phoenix over the last year, one of the biggest drops in the country. Does that mean the Valley is now a buyer’s market? Price isn’t the only indicator shifting in buyers’ favor, with inventory up and mortgage costs down. Still, many potential Phoenix homebuyers are choosing to wait.
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1 month ago |
ktar.com | Colton Krolak
PHOENIX – The dangers of extreme Arizona heat are well documented. That’s why state leaders are launching a new initiative to protect workers who toil outdoors. Gov. Katie Hobbs signed an executive order Thursday directing the Arizona Division of Occupational Safety and Health (ADOSH) to create a Workplace Heat Safety Task Force. The group will consist of industry leaders, workers and occupational safety experts.
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I’m at the state capitol where Arizona Democrats are calling the House budget proposal a “sham,” saying it’s not the bipartisan deal that was promised. They claim Republicans have been absent from negotiations for weeks. @KTAR923 https://t.co/mIzBRgwdCz
Monsoon season is just around the corner, and SRP showed me just what you should do if a power pole ever falls on your car. Video and full story coming soon. @SRPconnect @KTAR923 @AZMorningNews https://t.co/XTtFPGg8G6
Some really wet and weird weather to start the month. Phoenix saw 0.2" of rain Sunday--10X the daily record set in 1914. Yuma also saw measurable rainfall on a June 1st for its first time in its more than 150-year history according to @NWSPhoenix @AZMorningNews @KTAR923
