Lauren Gilger is a Host and Producer at Original Productions. She covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, culture and society, and climate change, with a particular focus on climate policy, water conservation, and public policy. Lauren's work has been featured in Fronteras Desk and KJZZ, highlighting her commitment to regional interest and world news.
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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.
Given her focus on legal policy regulation and government announcements, Lauren may value sources who can provide expert commentary on legislative changes or their impact on the local community. Additionally, individuals involved in arts and culture initiatives related to Arizona could also capture her interest.
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By: Lauren Gilger
A decade ago, Arizona leaders set a goal designed to boost our state's future by boosting our state's students post high-school graduation. By 2030, 70% of the state's graduates would continue their education in college, or in trade school or community college.
By: Lauren Gilger
The Arizona Supreme Court sided with Republican County Recorder Justin Heap this week , dealing a blow to the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, which now must give Heap the resources he says his office needs to conduct upcoming elections.
By: Lauren Gilger
Jenn McKinlay writes a lot of books. She's published 60 now, in fact. And, now, for the first time, one of them is being adapted for TV.
By: Lauren Gilger
Lenseigne is the six-time world champion in her sport, and she lives and works here in Arizona. And now, she's being inducted into the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame. She came into our studios earlier this week to tell my co-host Lauren Gilger more about it.
By: Lauren Gilger
It's rare that Democrats and Republicans in Washington agree on much of anything these days. But the so-called 21st Century Road to Housing Act has been celebrated by both parties as the most significant housing legislation in decades.
By: Lauren Gilger
The challenge to Arizona’s transgender school sports ban is all but over as the sole teenager who was challenging it decided to step back from the case. Without “Jane Doe,” as she’s called, the case can’t move forward.
Arizona Public Service, the state's largest public electricity provider, is asking the Arizona Corporation Commission for its third rate increase in four years. This one would raise rates 14%, adding up to about $240 more per year for customers, and many of them are not happy about it.
By: Amber Victoria Singer, Lauren Gilger
Downtown Phoenix has finally happened. Condo towers, restaurants, entertainment venues and retail establishments now occupy once-empty lots. And there’s nowhere to park — the sure sign of a thriving metropolis. But, can Phoenix ever be walkable?
By: Lauren Gilger
State Treasurer Kimberly Yee is calling out an attack ad making the rounds of late that she says is racist and revolting.
By: Camryn , Wayne Schutsky, Sanchez, Lauren Gilger
Arizona’s primary election is just around the corner — next Tuesday, in fact. If you’ve got a ballot sitting on your counter, it’s too late to mail it in. Better look for a drop box or voting site where you can drop it off.
