Bridget Dowd

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Senior Field Correspondent

Senior field correspondent Bridget Dowd has a bachelor’s degree from Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication. During her time there, she served as the station manager for Blaze Radio, ASU’s student-run radio station. She was also a finalist for a Hearst Journalism Award in the Radio News & Features category.

Dowd first came to KJZZ as an intern in 2017. Later that year, she became a weekend reporter. Dowd went on to produce KJZZ’s Morning Edition from 2019 to 2021. She also spent a year working as a reporter and host for KTOO in Juneau, Alaska.

Dowd grew up all over the West Coast, but came to Arizona for college and couldn’t stay away from the desert. She especially enjoys covering stories about education and answering questions from listeners through KJZZ’s Q&AZ project.

After work, she’s usually spending time with her three cats: Orlando, Grey and Georgie.

Title Author(s) Publication Date
More than 33,000 people were without power in city of Maricopa on Tuesday Bridget Dowd April 23, 2024
Arizonans average $2,184 on monthly household bills Bridget Dowd April 22, 2024
Tempe district adds trauma-informed care training to teen pregnancy program Bridget Dowd April 18, 2024
Search committee for next UA president holds 1st meeting Bridget Dowd April 18, 2024
ABOR assembles committee to find next UA president Bridget Dowd April 16, 2024
On the Road: Ancient farmers dug canals that shaped Phoenix's modern water system Bridget Dowd April 16, 2024
Prescott nonprofit director accused of stealing $400,000 Bridget Dowd April 13, 2024
2 unvaccinated children die from flu in Pima County Bridget Dowd April 13, 2024
AZ campaign reminds students to submit their FAFSA Bridget Dowd April 12, 2024
Chandler Unified increases funding for services to help students having suicidal thoughts Bridget Dowd April 11, 2024
Phoenix could see its first 90-degree day of the year this week Bridget Dowd April 9, 2024
Phoenix Union hopes to expand financial literacy program Bridget Dowd April 9, 2024
Setbacks are keeping Arizona FAFSA completion rates low Bridget Dowd April 4, 2024
CFO: University of Arizona cut $15 million off shortfall Bridget Dowd April 4, 2024
Mesa unveils new plaque honoring Cesar Chavez Bridget Dowd March 29, 2024
Chandler to purchase 2,800 iPads for second graders Bridget Dowd March 29, 2024
More AZ HS seniors are getting college acceptance letters before applying Bridget Dowd March 28, 2024
Mesa Public Schools approves $242,000 for wellness app Bridget Dowd March 28, 2024
Teacher accused of hiding cameras in changing room Bridget Dowd March 26, 2024
New AZ nursing program aims to prevent burnout Bridget Dowd March 26, 2024
DCS rolls out program to support kinship care families Bridget Dowd March 21, 2024
Bill expanding scholarship opportunities for AZ foster kids advances Bridget Dowd March 21, 2024
Scottsdale parent sues different district over ELL program Bridget Dowd March 19, 2024
Search begins for new Highland Justice Precinct constable after resignation Bridget Dowd March 19, 2024
As more schools implement no-phone policies, Arizona educators report positive results Bridget Dowd March 21, 2024

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