Lilly Roseburrough
Intern | [email protected]Lilly Roseburrough is an intern at KJZZ and a senior at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University.
Before KJZZ, she reported for multiple local newspapers in Arizona and California, including the Foothills Focus, Queen Creek Tribune and the Pasadena Weekly. She also produced Arizona Horizon on Arizona PBS and created short-form content for its social media.
Outside of journalism, Lilly enjoys watching films and taking boxing classes.
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This decision comes after an internal audit revealed potential misuse of the software by a department employee. -
A new alternative for the material used to make paper towels, diapers and tissues may be growing in your backyard. A particular desert shrub can be turned into a variety of paper-based products. -
In December 2025, Yavapai County launched its partnership with the technology company Kyndryl to improve recidivism rates and case management. -
The National Weather Service has issued heat warnings for all counties in Arizona for the next several days. -
Seafood City, the nation’s biggest Filipino supermarket chain, opened in Chandler on Thursday. It’s the California-based company’s first Arizona location and brings more than 100 jobs to the area. -
After months of legal wrangling, the East Valley Institute of Technology and its member school districts have reached an agreement for transportation funding. EVIT has agreed to cover the $5 million cost to bus commuting students to its Mesa campus. -
Arizona saw an influx of economic development, with the potential for 26,000 new jobs according to an Arizona Commerce Authority report. This fiscal year also saw more than $109 billion invested into the state’s economy. -
Valley chipmaker Intel has announced it will be starting layoffs for its data center group. -
The film industry in Phoenix generated over $28 million in local spending from 2025 to 2026, a 18.5% increase from the previous fiscal year. -
Maricopa County is working to prevent overdose deaths related to extreme heat this summer through increased access to opioid reversal medication.
