Greg Hahne is a Field Correspondent at KJZZ. He covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, government and politics, and business and economics, with a particular focus on legislation and litigation. Hahne's work has been featured in Arizona Public Media, KJZZ, and Fronteras Desk.
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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 new study found that several of the country’s major cities are sinking, including Phoenix, Las Vegas and Denver in the Mountain West region.
By: Greg Hahne
The mission took the opportunity of its Mars flyby to make sure its instruments were functioning properly. One designed and made at Arizona State University captured infrared images.
By: Greg Hahne
The group argues Attorney General Kris Mayes's lawsuit could set a dangerous precedent in litigating public nuisance laws.
An employee for the Phoenix Suns has sued the team alleging discrimination, harassment based on race, and unlawful retaliation. It’s the second suit of its kind filed against the team since November.
Tolleson grew by almost 30% between July 2023 and July 2024.
Last week, Arizona’s largest electricity provider notched two financial wins with the approval of new laws from Gov. Katie Hobbs. The victories for Arizona Public Service Co. have been years in the making.
By: Greg Hahne
The move was prompted by the proposal of BNSF Railway to build the nation's largest rail hub that would surround Wittmann.
By: Greg Hahne
Taxpayer costs from a racial profiling case arising from then-Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s immigration crackdowns are expected to exceed $350 million midway through next year.
By: Greg Hahne
The state House has given early approval to a bill on Tuesday that would expand the definition of animal cruelty in Arizona law.
By: Greg Hahne
On Wednesday, Gov. Katie Hobbs announced the members of a group that will develop AI policy guidelines for the state government.
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