Lisa Sturgis is a Reporter/Host at KAWC 88.9 FM. She focuses on critical issues surrounding climate change, water conservation, and energy policy, often exploring the intersections of environmental sustainability and public security. Lisa's work has been featured in various outlets, including KAWC Colorado River Public Media, KALB-TV, and FOX5 Vegas - KVVU.
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Lisa Sturgis's coverage heavily focuses on local government announcements, expert commentary, and legal policy regulation in the context of crime and law enforcement in Las Vegas. She also covers event-based stories related to politics with a specific focus on the local area.
Given her interest in covering local government announcements and legal policies relating to crime and law enforcement, she may be more open to pitches from experts who can provide insights into these areas or individuals who have been directly impacted by such policies. Local political figures or community leaders could also be valuable sources for Lisa's articles.
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By: Lisa Sturgis
Sonderling points to EmployNV Business Hub and Workforce Pell Program as models for connecting workers to jobs
By: Lisa Sturgis, Tom Aizenberg
Las Vegas police are investigating a homicide in the 1200 block of Eastern Avenue.
By: Lisa Sturgis
Drug shortages, lawsuits and lengthy appeals have stalled the state's death penalty process, even as Clark County prosecutors keep pursuing new execution dates
By: Lisa Sturgis
Temporary Protected Status for El Salvador set to expire next week
By: Lisa Sturgis
Cadets spent days preparing for tribute to victims and first responders
By: Lisa Sturgis
Summer rainfall in the Las Vegas Valley provides a brief reprieve from desert heat, but water racing through concrete drainage channels can turn underground shelter into a life-threatening crisis.
By: Lisa Sturgis
The Las Vegas Valley Water District on Wednesday initiated the process to amend its service rules, moving to impose restrictions on decorative commercial grass and classifying its irrigation as illegal water waste.
By: Lisa Sturgis
Nevada has not carried out an execution since 2006, and advocates say Tennessee's botched procedure highlights the same risks
By: Lisa Sturgis
Off-duty nurse performed CPR on collapsed fan during December game at T-Mobile Arena
By: Lisa Sturgis
Backed by $1.35 million in federal funding, 105 enhanced shelters feature two-sided seating for shifting shade and solar-powered night lighting.
