Lillian Donahue is a Multimedia Journalist at [Employer]. With a focus on culture, society, and public security, she has reported on significant events such as the Hedingham mass shooting and covered the impacts of global conflicts on local communities. Lillian's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News, CBS 17, and ABC15 Arizona.
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Phoenix, United States (Local)
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Lillian Donahue's focus is primarily on local news related to Raleigh, North Carolina, with a significant emphasis on crime and community-related topics. She frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news in the area.
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Firefighters in two technical rescue teams are now using electric bikes to take to the city’s trails in high-stakes rescue operations.
A feasibility assessment will be completed to look at what will be in the center, including multipurpose rooms, commercial kitchens, and a fitness center.
By: Lillian Donahue
The city will soon launch the PHX Link App, opening up on-demand ride services in certain parts of south, west and north Phoenix.
By: Lillian Donahue
Despite a fire, reconstruction delays and even a recent burglary, nothing is stopping one south Phoenix family from reopening their restaurant.
A Sunday house fire near Van Buren and 40th Street has displaced three people and six pets. The Phoenix Fire Department said all three people inside safely left the home before crews arrived.
By: Lillian Donahue
From historic storefronts to new development, it doesn’t take long on a drive down Central Avenue to see the new mixing with the old. For Hispanic business owners, it’s a welcome mix.
By: Lillian Donahue
Valley Metro wants feedback from bus riders as they redesign a large part of the network for the first time in decades.
By: Lillian Donahue
Leading national Latino organizations are looking at Arizona’s Hispanic population as a consequential community in key races, both local and federal.
By: Lillian Donahue
New Garden Chinese Food has been serving up staple dishes for eight decades along S. Central Ave but could close in just a week.
By: Lillian Donahue
City leaders adopted a plan to transform 20 miles of South Phoenix, along the Rio Salado. The plan, called RIO PHX, is a roadmap for housing, development, parks, and future investment.
