Lauren Gilger
KNXV
Phoenix, AZ, United States
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U.S. Commerce Secretary says controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership will boost AZ exports, jobs
The U.S. Secretary of Commerce released a report Thursday detailing the potential benefits that the Trans-Pacific Partnership could have on Arizona exports and jobs. → Read More
Essure Investigation: Congressman introduces bill to force FDA to take Essure off the market
Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick introduced the E-Free Act Wednesday, which would force the FDA to remove Essure’s Premarket approval. → Read More
PD: Four homes vandalized with swastikas in north Phoenix
Four homeowners in the Aviana neighborhood in north Phoenix woke up to find their cars and garages tagged with swastikas and KKK symbols Friday, according to Phoenix police. → Read More
Starbucks youth jobs initiative comes to Phoenix; 1,000 jobs available for young people at job fair
The 100,000 Opportunities Initiative is coming to Phoenix next week with a massive job fair at the Phoenix Convention Center that’s aiming to get thousands of young people in the Valley hired. → Read More
Arizona film industry calls for Governor to bring back film office, bring in revenue from films
Many in the Arizona film industry are calling for the Governor to bring back the state’s film office. → Read More
Amazon plans to hire thousands of seasonal workers in Phoenix
Amazon announced its plans Tuesday to hire more than 100,000 seasonal workers across the country to meet customer demand over the holiday season. Thousands of those jobs will be right here in Phoenix. → Read More
South Scottsdale’s Papago Marketplace to be revamped, ‘completely modernized’
The distinct Pueblo-style Papago Marketplace in South Scottsdale is about to get a makeover. → Read More
How long can gas prices stay this low? Expert tells ABC15 we can expect less than $2 a gallon soon
ABC15 sat down with leading energy economist Dr. Bernard “Bud” Weinstein to find out how long those low prices are going to stick around. → Read More
SRP customers' bills are about to go down – a little
The public utility’s board just approved a temporary price decrease that will add up to about $1 off each customer’s monthly bill for the next year. → Read More
Phoenix mayor, business leaders launch trade mission to Mexico, show capitol ‘the real Arizona'
Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton is leading a delegation to the capitol of Mexico this week to try to boost trade with the country. → Read More
Do you have one of the most overrated jobs?
CareerCast.com just released its list of the most overrated jobs of 2015. Does your job make the list? → Read More
Hilton hotels investigating claims that their system was hacked; reports of credit card fraud
Hilton Worldwide Holdings is investigating claims that its data systems have been hacked. → Read More
On tap: Arizona breweries soar as new brewery opens in downtown Tempe
In 2011, there were 33 brewers licensed in Arizona. Now, there are 74. → Read More
FDA to hold public meeting on controversial Essure birth control Thursday
The Food and Drug Administration is holding a day-long public meeting on Essure birth control on Thursday, September 24. → Read More
Cox Communications sues Tempe over deal with Google Fiber
Cox Communications is suing the City of Tempe over its deal with Google Fiber to provide gigabit-speed wired internet service to the city. → Read More
Tempe Marketplace getting an H&M, five other new stores this winter
A series of new stores are set to open at Tempe Marketplace in the coming months, including a 20,000 square foot H&M clothing store. → Read More
Cactus League, Spring Training brings $800 million annually to Arizona economy
A study released Thursday shows the Cactus League Spring Training industry brings $800 million to Arizona’s economy annually. → Read More
AAA Arizona: Labor Day fuel prices the lowest in more than a decade
AAA Arizona reports that gas prices are at the lowest they’ve been in more than a decade this Labor Day Weekend. → Read More
Looking for a job? Meet local employeers at Phoenix career fair on Sept. 8
National Career Fairs is holding a job fair Tuesday to give job seekers a chance to meet face-to-face with dozens of local employers who are looking to hire in Phoenix. → Read More
Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Diane Douglas' approval rating plummets
A new poll shows Arizona schools chief Diane Douglas's approval ratings are low and many Arizonans may be ready to kick her out of office. → Read More