Greg Hahne is a Morning Reporter for KJZZ, covering a wide range of topics in Arizona. With a focus on local news, Greg's reporting includes stories on politics, elections, business, wildlife, and legislative developments. He brings timely and informative news to the community, keeping them informed on the latest happenings in the state.
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Greg's coverage is heavily focused on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and the broader theme of government and politics. Given this focus, he would likely be most receptive to pitches related to new legislation or policies in Arizona, budgetary matters impacting the state, election-related news within Arizona, as well as wildlife conservation efforts specific to the region.
Sources with insights into local Arizona politics and legislative processes may find success in pitching commentary or analysis related to upcoming bills or regulations introduced by lawmakers. Additionally, experts in wildlife management and animal welfare specific to Maricopa County could also provide valuable perspectives for Greg's coverage.
As Greg does not have a specified geographic focus beyond his coverage of Arizona-specific topics, it can be inferred that he covers these themes from a regional perspective without limiting himself strictly to one location.
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A Maricopa County health official says that is because of improved heat response efforts.
The ruling against AffinityLifestyles Inc is the latest after its Real Water brand was pulled off shelves due to being linked to liver illness.
New estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau show about 256,000 people moved into Arizona last year.
By: Kjzz, Greg Hahne, Howard Fischer
Republicans Kari Lake, Abe Hamadeh and Mark Finchem have continued to appeal their 2022 election losses while running new campaigns for office this year.
By: Kjzz, Greg Hahne
There is an idea in biology that larger animals should be much more prone to cancer since they have more cells. But it doesn't work out that way.
U.S. Forest Service managers have finalized a land exchange in Arizona with the Yavapai-Apache Nation.
By: Greg Hahne, Kjzz
It's called a special election board, and it's made up of one Democrat and one Republican who visit voters who are unable to cast ballots on their own due to confining illness or disability.
By: Kjzz, Greg Hahne, Howard Fischer
The Arizona Court of Appeals has ruled that a voter-approved law legalizing medical marijuana cannot be used to keep dispensaries at least 500 feet away from preschools.
By: Greg Hahne
Seventeen judges and attorneys have put in their bid to be the first state Supreme Court justice appointed by Gov. Katie Hobbs as Chief Justice Robert Brutinel is retiring.
By: Kjzz, Greg Hahne
Earlier this year, researchers using data from Kitt Peak National Observatory found that dark energy evolves with time.
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