Colleen Sikora is a reporter and multi-skilled journalist for 12 News, the NBC affiliate in Phoenix, Arizona. With a focus on local news, Colleen covers a wide range of topics including crime, politics, social issues, and human interest stories. She is dedicated to providing accurate and impactful reporting that informs and engages the community.
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Colleen Sikora's articles predominantly revolve around local events, government announcements, and evolving stories related to family & relationships, entertainment news, health & wellbeing, crime, and government & politics. She frequently cites data in her coverage.
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By: Colleen Sikora
The cities have amended their 30-year-old agreement to resolve lawsuits while making way for development with restrictions.
By: John Tanet, Colleen Sikora
Iris is home safe weeks after going missing and the dog is going to be grounded for quite a while, her owner says.
Arizona groups are demanding transparency after Governor Hobbs dismisses execution process review judge, relying on an internal corrections department assessment.
By: Colleen Sikora
Single mom Sandra Cervantes and her two girls received a new home through Habitat for Humanity Friday.
By: Colleen Sikora
Alyson Shirley saw how health disparities on the Navajo Nation affected her family. With her ASU degree, she wants to help change that.
By: Colleen Sikora
Thomas Conley was seated next to Isaiah Rodriguez in the cafeteria at Porter Elementary School in Mesa on Nov. 14 when he began to choke on a grape.
By: Colleen Sikora
Thomas Conley was seated next to Isaiah Rodriguez in the cafeteria at Porter Elementary School in Mesa on Nov. 14 when he began to choke on a grape.
By: Colleen Sikora
While Fremont Cottonwoods have adapted to cool themselves down, even in Arizona's extreme heat, water access is crucial.
By: Colleen Sikora
Funding for a Community Well-Being Hub and health plan aim to close the life expectancy disparity between South Phoenix and North Scottsdale residents.
By: Colleen Sikora
The Valley is fourth in the nation when it comes to the number of new housing units permitted, still experts say the housing shortage will take time to close.
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