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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Phoenix, Arizona, United States (Local)
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.
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Emily Mai/Cronkite News Pets available at the Maricopa County Animal Care and Control West Valley Animal Care Center in Phoenix on Jan. 22, 2024.
By: Paola Rodriguez, Greg Hahne
Katherine Davis-Young/KJZZ Vice President Kamala Harris speaks in Phoenix on March 8, 2024.
By: Greg Hahne
Planned Parenthood Arizona has announced it will restart medication abortion services at its Flagstaff location for a limited time.
By: Howard Fischer, Greg Hahne
Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed 13 bills on Tuesday, bringing her total to 42 so far this session.
Maricopa County Animal Care and Control will permanently close its animal shelter at Loop 101 and Rio Salado Parkway on Monday. It will be replaced by a new, larger shelter on South Lewis and Baseline Road that’s scheduled to open May 2.It is 84,000 square feet and will feature 346 kennels and 21 yards. The Rio Salado shelter is waiving adoption fees for dogs through Sunday.
Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer on Monday gave an online tour of the county’s tabulation and election center, and took public questions on how it enforces security.It was part of Richer’s efforts to counter widespread claims of fraud in Maricopa County surrounding the 2020 and 2022 general elections. None of those claims have been substantiated in court.
By: Greg Hahne, Howard Fischer
Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed 10 bills on Tuesday, bringing her total to 52 for this legislative session.
Getty Images A view of a layer of smog pollution from the summit of Piestewa Peak in Phoenix.
A Yavapai County judge has blocked efforts from a group seeking to make the use of early-ballot drop boxes illegal.
The Environmental Protection Agency will let Arizona delay its use of summer blend gasoline.
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