Sky Schaudt
Senior Digital Editor | [email protected]Sky Schaudt joined KJZZ in 2015. Prior to working at KJZZ, Schaudt was a digital news editor at azcentral.com for nearly a decade.
Schaudt was born and raised in Phoenix. Schaudt earned a bachelor's degree from William Penn University and a master's degree in mass communication from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University.
Schaudt has an affinity for graphic design and AP style.
When Schaudt isn't on the internet, Schaudt enjoys shopping at thrift stores, listening to podcasts and spending time with family.
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Maricopa County is administering a primary election on July 21, 2026. Early voting is underway now. -
Cities all over Arizona are getting ready to celebrate the Fourth of July with festivals, fireworks displays, drone shows and more. -
In March, Todd Maddox, 59, was arrested after museum staff witnessed him breaking off pieces of a marble wall and throwing them at the large red sculpture called "Jurassic Age.” -
Phoenix Union High School District voted Thursday to officially rename the school formerly known as Cesar Chavez High School. -
KJZZ's Gabriel Pietrorazio was announced Tuesday as a winner of a National Headliner Award for his work in 2025 exploring the future of Oak Flat, sacred Apache land that is now home to one of the largest copper mines in the world. -
It will be a small-format store, with about 4,000 products on display and 3,000 products for sale. The 75,000-square-foot location near the former Paradise Valley Mall will also serve the food IKEA is known for. -
Through KJZZ’s Q&A, a listener asked: What are the night temperatures in the Valley from September through March? -
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. -
You can see a total lunar eclipse, also known as a blood moon, on Tuesday in Arizona — if you're up early enough. -
Westbound Grand Avenue partially reopened early Tuesday evening after train derailment in the far West Valley, the Arizona Department of Transportation.
