KVOA anchor Martha Vazquez resigned today.
Vazquez resigned effective immediately "due to personal reasons," said Cathie Batbie-Loucks, KVOA-TV news director.
"For nearly 26 years, Martha has been a valued employee. We wish her the best going forward," said Batbie-Loucks in an email.
The KVOA staff was notified this afternoon.
Vazquez is a native Tucsonan and a graduate of Cholla High School.
She also had worked at KOLD Channel 13.
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