Chelsey Heath
Digital Editor | [email protected]Chelsey Heath is a digital editor at KJZZ. She has a background in SEO, digital news production, news analytics, copy editing and content editing.
Heath is a Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University alum. She enjoys spending her time in the Arizona sun with her chickens, peafowl and livestock guardian dog.
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Amid growing concern of Fourth Amendment violations and law enforcement misuse, nearly a dozen Arizona communities have decided to end their use of automated license plate readers, or ALPRs. -
Cities all over Arizona are getting ready to celebrate the Fourth of July with festivals, fireworks displays, drone shows and more. -
Shortly after midnight on Monday, traffic barricades were moved and the cars poured into the parking lots, with people rushing out once parked toward the doors to get in line. -
Some upcoming events in 2026 for students in Phoenix, Glendale, Mesa and other parts of metro Phoenix and Arizona as well as parents and caregivers. -
The long-awaited opening is expected to bring big crowds and lots of traffic to the location just south of Interstate 10 and Bullard Avenue. -
KJZZ has won five Public Media Journalists Association Annual Awards for coverage in 2025. -
KJZZ has won nine regional Edward R. Murrow Award for large market radio news coverage in 2025. -
Protesters turned out for No Kings rallies across metro Phoenix, including in Sun City, north Phoenix and Tempe. They were speaking against President Donald Trump and his policies. -
Hail hit parts of the Valley including Tempe and Ahwatukee Foothills on Wednesday evening, as storms continued to sit over Arizona. -
Here are some organizations in metro Phoenix and southern Arizona providing free meals and food ahead of the holiday.
