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.
When reaching out to Lauren Gilger for potential collaboration or pitching ideas for articles or segments, consider how your expertise aligns with her themes of government & politics, as well as culture & society within an Arizona context.
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By: Lauren Gilger
ABC15 chief investigative reporter Dave Biscobing broke the story and sat down with Phoenix police Chief Matt Giordano to talk more about how people in south Phoenix can trust the department given its history there and this latest scandal.
By: Lauren Gilger
And, in photos taken outside a recent raid in a Tucson neighborhood, our next guest spotted something a little out of the ordinary: A truck with the letters DEA on the side.
Arizona has been facing a housing crisis since the Great Recession, and the latest Annual State of Housing in Arizona report from the state's three public universities shows some encouraging signs, but it also shows we are still a long way from solving the problem.
By: Lauren Gilger
LAUREN GILGER : Tonight in Las Vegas, the Michelin Guide will host the first-ever Southwest ceremony and name the restaurants here who will receive a star or two, as well as other lesser recognitions that our next guest this morning says are even more interesting.
By: Lauren Gilger, Camryn Sanchez
LAUREN GILGER : ... The dust has settled and despite some major efforts, there will not be any citizen initiatives on this year's ballot.
By: Lauren Gilger
Invasive grasses like buffelgrass and stinknet have grown across large swaths of our Sonoran Desert, and they're fueling wildfires — literally adding fuel to the fire.
By: Lauren Gilger
Summer in metro Phoenix is proving to be, yet again, one of the hottest on record. On Wednesday, the mercury tied the record when it hit 117 degrees at Sky Harbor International Airport.
By: Lauren Gilger
LAUREN GILGER : The Phoenix music world is losing an institution. The Rhythm Room, which has been a stage for the blues in the Valley for more than three decades, will close its doors in May after one last rockin' season.
By: Lauren Gilger
Michelin inspectors have been secretly eating their way across the Southwest for an undisclosed amount of time, evaluating some of the best that Arizona cuisine has to offer.
By: Lauren Gilger
Women make up less than 5% of the skilled trades workforce in the United States. Kate Glantz is hoping to change that.
