Lauren Gilger is a journalist based in Phoenix, Arizona. She focuses on local news and has written for KJZZ and Fronteras Desk. Her articles cover a range of topics including border issues, education, politics, arts, and healthcare.
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Lauren's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics, as well as culture and society in Arizona, with specific attention to border issues. She is likely to be interested in pitches that offer insights into local political developments, societal trends within the region, or unique cultural stories.
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Voters who are members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have traditionally been a Republican stronghold here and across the country, but, they have also been skeptical of Trump — often on moral grounds.
By: Lauren Gilger
Democratic leaders in Arizona are reacting very differently to an incoming Trump administration.
Democrats banked on abortion rights being a winning issue for them in November's election. But Arizona voters ended up approving abortion rights and still voting for Donald Trump. Plus, cities are rethinking how they use curb space after the pandemic.
By: Lauren Gilger
Democrats had banked on abortion rights to be a winning issue for them this election. But, did having abortion on the ballot backfire on Arizona Democrats?
By: Kjzz, Lauren Gilger
When you think of national parks in Arizona, a certain, rather grand canyon may come to mind. But, Roger Naylor, a longtime Arizona travel writer, says there's a whole lot more out there when it comes to national parks and monuments in our fine state.
By: Kjzz, Lauren Gilger, Ayana Hamilton
Hollywood is looking for more four-legged actors, who can do a whole lot more than just sit and stay.
The last election is barely over, but the political world in Arizona is abuzz this morning with talk of the next one, and potential challengers to Arizona’s Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs.
By: Kjzz, Lauren Gilger
Latino voters are one of the fastest growing demographics here in Arizona and across the country and, after this year's presidential election, they're also one of the most perplexing.
By: Lauren Gilger, Kjzz
Road rage incidents have been going up across the country since the COVID-19 pandemic. And they can get serious — fast. More often now , they involve guns.
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