Kirsten Dorman

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Field Correspondent

Kirsten Dorman is a field correspondent at KJZZ. Dorman started with KJZZ as an intern in 2022.

Born and raised in New Jersey, Dorman fell in love with audio storytelling as a freshman at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication in 2019.

Throughout her time there, she worked as a reporter for the State Press, Arizona State University's independent student-run news publication. She occupied several positions at ASU's student radio station, Blaze Radio, including a year as its production director.

Working with other students inspired Dorman to continue telling stories through sound after graduating with her bachelor's degree in 2022. As una periodista bilingue and a proud boricua, Dorman is thrilled to serve the Valley by bringing stories that ask tough questions and examine a variety of interesting topics.

When she's away from her desk, Dorman is an avid fiction reader. She enjoys cooking, pop punk music and making Pinterest boards.

Title Author(s) Publication Date
Vitalant in need of blood donors, offering vouchers for pizza and Amazon until Dec. 31 Kirsten Dorman Dec. 14, 2022
Sky Harbor steps back from opposition on Tempe development project for Coyotes Kirsten Dorman Dec. 7, 2022
Chandler passes non-discrimination ordinance Kirsten Dorman Dec. 6, 2022
Chandler votes to oppose housing project; mayor says others are already in the works Kirsten Dorman Dec. 6, 2022
Zona Music Festival set to feature 'sparkly pop rock' group Kirsten Dorman Dec. 2, 2022
Maricopa County Board chairman, family relocated after threats Kirsten Dorman Nov. 21, 2022
Trying your hand in the kitchen this holiday? Safety tips from Scottsdale Fire Department Kirsten Dorman Nov. 23, 2022
Respect for Marriage Act clears crucial step in U.S. Senate Kirsten Dorman Nov. 17, 2022
Arizona State Board of Education releases schools' letter grades Kirsten Dorman, Ashley Madrigal Nov. 14, 2022
Award-winning '¡Americano!' musical sets its sights on Broadway Kirsten Dorman Nov. 14, 2022
How has AZ used the CDC's monkeypox vaccine pilot program? Kirsten Dorman Nov. 7, 2022
Concerns over Indigenous rights increase as SCOTUS examines Clean Water Act Kirsten Dorman Nov. 7, 2022
'Because women matter, and we've always mattered': Modern Latina highlights female artists Kirsten Dorman Nov. 1, 2022
Maricopa County voters should mail early ballots by Tuesday Kirsten Dorman, Ashley Madrigal Oct. 31, 2022
Clean Elections Commission weighs in on Hobbs-Lake canceled interview Kirsten Dorman Oct. 27, 2022
Phoenix raises concerns about Tempe development project for Coyotes Kirsten Dorman, Chad Snow, Bridget Dowd Oct. 7, 2022
Abortion restrictions may push some Latino voters to the polls Kirsten Dorman Oct. 7, 2022
Coconino County is assessing damage after rare tornado Jill Ryan, Kirsten Dorman Oct. 5, 2022
This Tempe freeway ramp is closed until Oct. 30 Kirsten Dorman Oct. 4, 2022
Homes damaged by tornado in northern AZ Kirsten Dorman Oct. 4, 2022
NAU program for future teachers aims to address shortage Kirsten Dorman Sept. 26, 2022
Law restricting video recording police sparks legal battle Kirsten Dorman Sept. 27, 2022
What new electric vehicle infrastructure funding means for AZ Kirsten Dorman Sept. 15, 2022
Disaster declaration greenlights aid for Salt River Pima-Maricopa Community Kirsten Dorman, Pratham Dalal Sept. 12, 2022
Election could decide future of AZ Republican Party, consultant says Kirsten Dorman Sept. 6, 2022

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