KTVK-TV Arizona's Family News

KTVK, also referred to as channel 3, is an independent TV station located in Phoenix, Arizona, USA. This station is part of Gray Television, which also owns the CBS affiliate KPHO-TV (channel 5) and the low-power station KPHE-LD (channel 44). Together, these stations are known as "Arizona's Family." They all operate from shared studios situated on North Seventh Avenue in Uptown Phoenix. KTVK broadcasts its signal from a transmitter located on South Mountain, which is on the southern side of the city. To extend its reach, KTVK's signal is distributed throughout northern Arizona via a network of translator stations.

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Earth Day celebrations highlight Arizona’s natural wonders

1 day ago | azfamily.com | Mason Carroll

FLAGSTAFF, AZ (AZFamily) — Today is Earth Day, and people all over the world are celebrating our planet and pledging new ways to protect it. Arizona is home to dozens of national monuments, parks, and forests, ranging from pine forests to red rock formations. Flagstaff is an epicenter for nature lovers, situated in the heart of the world’s largest ponderosa pine forest and a gateway to the Grand Canyon.
Ex-ASU gymnast with ALS continues to coach, inspires others in Chandler

2 days ago | azfamily.com | Nick King

CHANDLER, AZ (AZFamily) — There’s no amount of training, or strength, or padding, to soften certain blows life has in store. A former Arizona State University gymnast is facing a twist he never saw coming. “It’s the worst news you could ever hear,” says Rob Survick. “I wish I had cancer instead. That’s how crazy a diagnosis it is. You really mourn your own death kind of, at the beginning of it.”Survick was diagnosed with ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, in 2020.
Arizona Democrats at odds ahead of critical midterm elections

2 days ago | azfamily.com | Dennis Welch

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Heading into the pivotal 2026 mid-term elections, Arizona Democrats would rather fight with each other than with Republicans. Over the weekend, the newly elected Democratic leader sent the party into a meltdown. In a scathing letter, Robert E. Branscomb II accused the state’s two Democratic U.S. Senators of trying to threaten and bully him.
Flagstaff leads the way in celebrating International Dark Sky City Week

2 days ago | azfamily.com | Mason Carroll

FLAGSTAFF, AZ (AZFamily) — It’s International Dark Sky City Week, and around the world, stargazers are commemorating efforts to keep the stars as visible as possible by keeping city lights to a minimum. These efforts all started in Flagstaff, the very first International Dark Sky City. From stadiums to streetlights, most people are accustomed to having their nights lit up in the modern world. But only 20% of people in the U.S. can see the Milky Way when they gaze up into the night sky.
Arizona’s Family Investigates Podcast: Caught by a traffic camera? Here are your options

3 days ago | azfamily.com | Morgan Loew |Amy Cutler

In this episode of the Politics Unplugged podcast, Arizona's Family political editor Dennis Welch sits down with Andrew Bauman, the Executive Director of the Arizona Craft Brewers Guild, to discuss the impact of tariffs on the beer industry. They dive into the complexities of brewing in Arizona, from sourcing ingredients to managing restaurant operations, and the challenges posed by aluminum and steel tariffs.
Arizona Catholic community reacts to death of Pope Francis

3 days ago | azfamily.com | Alaina Kwan

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — History’s first Latin American pontiff, Pope Francis, died on Monday, He was 88. The death now sets off a weekslong process of allowing the faithful to pay their final respects, first for Vatican officials in the Santa Marta chapel and then in St. Peter’s for the general public, followed by a funeral and a conclave to elect a new pope.
Warmer weather ahead for Phoenix area

4 days ago | azfamily.com | Pete Mangione

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — After another cool morning in the 50s, temperatures will warm up to around 85 degrees for Easter Sunday afternoon. This is very close to the normal high temperature of 86. The record high for today is 105 degrees from 1989. The record high for Easter is 100 degrees, which occurred on April 15, 1990! We won’t get close to either of those records today. A few clouds will move in tonight, leaving us with partly sunny skies on Monday.
Scottsdale leaders promise to fight Axon development despite bill signing

4 days ago | azfamily.com | Micaela Marshall

SCOTTSDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — Axon was founded in Arizona more than three decades ago, and a bill passed by the legislature and signed late Friday by the Governor should keep them here for decades to come. The Scottsdale-based company got the green light after its massive proposed headquarters compound hit major opposition and a contentious political battle. Those against this project said they’re not surprised that the Governor signed it, but they fear for the precedent it sets.
Warm Easter Sunday ahead for Phoenix area

5 days ago | azfamily.com | Pete Mangione

PHOENIX (AZFamily)—After a cool morning, the weekend will start well with mostly sunny skies and highs in the upper 70s. This comes after an active Friday in which Sky Harbor received 0.15 inches of rainfall, with higher amounts north and east of the Phoenix metro. For the high country, use caution if you are driving to or from eastern Arizona, where a winter weather advisory is in effect until 5 p.m. This includes areas like the White Mountains, such as Pinetop, Show Low, and Greer.
Arizona veterans fear impact of VA job cuts on crucial services

5 days ago | azfamily.com | Mason Carroll

FLAGSTAFF, AZ (AZFamily) — The Department of Veterans Affairs is looking to cut over 80,00 jobs over the next few months. Sen. Ruben Gallego held a town hall in Flagstaff for veterans to voice their concerns about upcoming changes. “I’m already seeing the decline of services here in Flagstaff,” one person said during the town hall. Arizona’s Family spoke to one veteran, Al Graham, who said he’s worried about what will happen to his services over the next few months.