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
It's been about three years since the Phoenix was ordered by a judge to clear "The Zone” in downtown Phoenix. The 1,000-person-plus homeless encampment was at the center of a lawsuit from nearby business owners and media attention as the problem of homelessness grew across the Valley.
By: Lauren Gilger
Another measure is House Concurrent Resolution 2040, which would restrict teachers from engaging in union activity. It's aimed at the Arizona Education Association — which is aiming to get another measure on your ballot that would put limits on the state's ballooning school voucher program.
By: Lauren Gilger
The Special Olympics USA Games kick off this weekend in Minneapolis. It’s the world’s largest sports competition for people with intellectual disabilities.
By: Lauren Gilger
The so-called Frediversary celebrates the date in 1876 when the Fred Harvey Company made a fateful partnership with the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway — the railroad that first brought travelers from the East Coast to the Southwest. The Harvey Company became their hospitality company, running their hotels, restaurants and dining cars.
By: Lauren Gilger
Friday is Juneteenth, a celebration commemorating when enslaved African Americans in Galveston, Texas, learned they'd been freed — more than two years after President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation.
By: Lauren Gilger
Our next guest this morning uncovered our state's rich musical heritage and found out what it might have sounded like if you went to a country dance in pre-statehood Arizona.
By: Lauren Gilger
State troopers have long been underfunded in Arizona — and they’ve been sounding the alarm about it for years.
By: Lauren Gilger
The actual rules around this seem up for interpretation — anything from eating only what's directly mentioned in the Bible, to eating whole foods, to cutting out-ultra processed foods.
By: Lauren Gilger
She also talked about a measure she has introduced that would provide Temporary Protected Status and work authorization for the more than 12,000
By: Lauren Gilger
Take a trip into the desert with Kelly Athena, aka Cactus Kelly — a master gardener and urban forager who teaches classes year-round on how to collect ingredients most people think of as debris in their yards — and make nourishing food out of them.
