Nancy Keane is an award-winning television and radio anchor, reporter, and producer, who now serves as the Arizona Director of Marketing and Communications for the American Heart Association and American Stroke Association. With over two decades of reporting experience, Nancy has delivered thousands of live television news reports, from breaking news to high-profile court cases to national human interest features. Her talents have taken her across the country to a variety of television markets in Tennessee, Mississippi, and Texas, and most recently Phoenix where she is most at home. Upon returning to the Valley, Nancy worked as a reporter for KNXV-TV (ABC-15) and a news anchor/reporter at KTAR-620. In addition, she has also worked as an associate faculty member in journalism at Arizona State University. Throughout her career she has been recognized for her work as a journalist in the following areas: U.S. Western Region - (AP) Associated Press Award - Outstanding News Coverage/Journalism - Overall Excellence, Outstanding Journalism, Breaking News; U.S. Southeastern Region - (AP) Associated Press 'Mark Twain' Award - breaking > 200 stories; Distinguished Honor Award - American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) - Outstanding Media Coverage - Elderly Issues - Biloxi, MS.; Outstanding Media Coverage Award – United States Air Force - Recruiting/Military Issues - Southeast U.S. Region - Little Rock Air Force Base and was selected to fly with the United States Air Force Thunderbirds F-16 fighter - Holloman Air Force Base, N.M. and serves as an on-air host – KAET-TV - PBS 8 - Phoenix fundraising drives - 1998 – 2010.
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