Jill Ryan is a Field Correspondent and Producer at KJZZ. With a focus on health and wellness, security and law enforcement, and education, she brings a comprehensive perspective to regional and world news. Her work has been featured in notable outlets such as WBUR, Fronteras Desk, and the Boston Globe, showcasing her commitment to impactful journalism.
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Phoenix, United States (Local)
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Jill Ryan's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in Arizona, with a noteworthy emphasis on weather-related news and crime. She may be particularly interested in pitches related to local political issues, policy changes, or significant announcements within the state.
Given her focus on seasonal topics such as weather and its impact, she might also be receptive to pitches related to environmental policies, climate change initiatives at the local level, or community-based responses to natural disasters.
Sources who can provide insights into Arizona-specific political developments or offer expert commentary on regional economic trends would likely appeal to Jill. They should have knowledge of state-level policies and their implications for residents in areas like Phoenix.
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The Phoenix City Council unanimously voted to update its animal cruelty ordinance to further restrict the tethering of pets.
By: Jill Ryan
The city of Phoenix has partnered with the North Valley Symphony Orchestra to perform a selection of American compositions for patrons across eight libraries over the summer.
By: Jill Ryan
Gov. Katie Hobbs has vetoed a bill aimed at curbing misleading advertising for digital products. The bill was once a bipartisan effort, but ultimately lost Democratic support.
The Glendale City Council has voted to appeal a judge's ruling that reinstated one of their members after his expulsion.
By: Jill Ryan
The federal government is ending investigations and public reporting of deaths that happen shortly after people are released from ICE custody.
By: Jill Ryan
FEMA has awarded about $700,000 to Arizona and the Havasupai Tribe to fund hazard mitigation projects. The money came from a program the federal agency had nixed but was reinstated by the courts earlier this year.
The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality has issued a high pollution advisory in Phoenix for Friday, July 10.
A monsoon arrived Monday with the first significant rainfall of the season around the metro Phoenix area. The National Weather Service measured 0.38 of an inch at Sky Harbor.
The company that operates Arizona's 211 crisis hotline announced funding has been secured to keep its live operators.
By: Jill Ryan
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has once again denied a major disaster declaration request from the city of Globe.
