Cody Lillich
KKTV 11 News
Phoenix, AZ, United States
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Recent articles by Cody:
Criminals using deed fraud, identity theft to steal homes
Wolnik says one study from a title company estimated that 90 percent of deed fraud is carried out by family members or friends of the victim. The remaining 10 percent of cases involve criminals who target the victims. → Read More
Criminals using deed fraud, identity theft to steal homes
Wolnik says one study from a title company estimated that 90 percent of deed fraud is carried out by family members or friends of the victim. The remaining 10 percent of cases involve criminals who target the victims. → Read More
Criminals using deed fraud, identity theft to steal homes
Wolnik says one study from a title company estimated that 90 percent of deed fraud is carried out by family members or friends of the victim. The remaining 10 percent of cases involve criminals who target the victims. → Read More
Criminals using deed fraud, identity theft to steal homes
Wolnik says one study from a title company estimated that 90 percent of deed fraud is carried out by family members or friends of the victim. The remaining 10 percent of cases involve criminals who target the victims. → Read More
Criminals using deed fraud, identity theft to steal homes
Wolnik says one study from a title company estimated that 90 percent of deed fraud is carried out by family members or friends of the victim. The remaining 10 percent of cases involve criminals who target the victims. → Read More
Criminals using deed fraud, identity theft to steal Arizona homes
A simple Google search shows examples of deed fraud taking place all over the country. → Read More
Investors buying thousands of Phoenix-area homes as rent prices spike
Tenants say the result is rising rent prices, but economists say they’re not so sure investors are to blame. → Read More
Zurik: Political contributions and the power of the nursing home industry
As lawmakers vow to push changes following the evacuation of more than 850 nursing home residents to a warehouse to ride out Hurricane Ida, one former lawmaker cautions that change is not easy in the industry. → Read More
Zurik: State hopes to have oil tank warning rule passed by end of the year
Eight months after an explosion of an oil tank in Southwest Louisiana killed a teenage girl, a state agency hopes to have a new rule in place soon that could prevent another child from being injured or killed. → Read More
Zurik: City says priority is getting trash picked up, not mixing trash with debris
The City of New Orleans provided few answers Tuesday in response to a FOX 8 Lee Zurik Investigation that found the city’s contractor in charge of specifically collecting trash not associated with Hurricane Ida, was collecting nearly everything found on the street, including storm debris. → Read More
Zurik: Contractors mixing debris and trash could cost city more money
City contractors that are supposed to keep trash and storm debris separate are mixing them together, which could mean a higher bill for whoever picks up the bill -- either the City of New Orleans or the federal government. → Read More
Zurik: Families of nursing home residents in warehouse shelter say owner ‘needs to be punished’
Lawsuits are mounting against Bob Dean, the owner of seven nursing homes and the warehouse he used to shelter hundreds of residents during Hurricane Ida → Read More
Licenses revoked of nursing homes involved in warehouse shelter evacuation where 7 died
Officials have revoked the licenses of seven nursing homes involved in an evacuation that crammed elderly and vulnerable residents into a warehouse. → Read More
Orleans Parish 9-1-1 call center reports technical issues have been solved
City officials are asking those calling about emergencies to call 504-821-2222 in the meantime. → Read More
Zurik: Nursing school director says board member pressured school leaders for student’s admission
The head of a state nursing school says a board member pressured for a student’s admission on multiple occasions, despite the student falling below the cut-off for the program. → Read More
Zurik: Leader of state board placed on leave following misconduct investigation
The leader of the state’s board over private security has been placed on leave after numerous allegations of wrongdoing surfaced around his leadership of the agency. → Read More
Zurik: Delayed, ignored records requests question whether New Orleans RTA is violating transparency laws
The State of Louisiana’s public records laws are in place to provide transparency to public agencies. But one New Orleans-based agency may be skirting those laws by not responding to requests. → Read More
Inspector General recommends charges against two more Hard Rock Hotel inspectors
The New Orleans Office of Inspector General has recommended charges be filed against two additional city inspectors who likely did not physically inspect the Hard Rock Hotel construction site before its collapse. → Read More
Zurik: IG recommends felony charge for city inspector who failed to visit Hard Rock site
A report suggests criminal charges should be filed in relation to a city inspector’s work connected to the Hard Rock Hotel construction site that collapsed in 2019, killing three workers. → Read More
Zurik: New Orleans company receives $180,000 PPP loan and likely had no employees
A New Orleans company, applied for and received a Paycheck Protection Program loan of nearly $200,000, but a FOX 8 Investigation found that at the time of the application, the company likely had no employees on staff. → Read More