Amy Cutler
Investigative Reporter at KTVK-TV (Phoenix, AZ)
Investigative Reporter @azfamily, news junkie, runner, New Yorker living in AZ. Alum @Wesleyan. Links/RTs aren't endorsements, opinions are my own. https://t.co/WYlg0z5LgR
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2 days ago |
azfamily.com | Amy Cutler |Cody Lillich
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Nitrous oxide or laughing gas has been around and abused for decades, but Arizona’s Family Investigates found it’s making a comeback with it being easier than ever to buy. Experts are warning it can have deadly consequences. Nitrous oxide is used in dentists’ offices and is used to make whipped cream. But more recently, it’s been rebranded, leading to a surge in new, younger users.
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1 week ago |
azfamily.com | Morgan Loew |Amy Cutler
We call homeownership the American dream. But that dream may come with a lot of regrets. A new report shows almost half of homeowners have at least one regret about the purchase of their current home. So, today Mark Hamrick joins us on the On Your Side podcast. He’s with Bankrate which just released a report on some of the most common regrets and why most people say they’d still buy anyway.
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2 weeks ago |
azfamily.com | Amy Cutler |Cody Lillich
DEWEY-HUMBOLDT, AZ (AZFamily) — People continue to get sick, some are dying, and they point the finger at two discarded industrial sites. Arizona’s Family Investigates has followed the community’s fight to get them cleaned up for over two years. “High levels of arsenic, lead; I had cyanide, beryllium,” Brittny Duncan said of a toxic mix of chemicals that she said was found on the property her family calls home. She moved from Phoenix to Dewey-Humboldt to give her kids a better life.
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2 weeks ago |
azfamily.com | Morgan Loew |Amy Cutler
PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) -- A weather radar meant to warn people of dust storms as they form is still not working as intended. We go behind the investigation to find out what is delaying this critical piece of technology.
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3 weeks ago |
azfamily.com | Amy Cutler |Cody Lillich
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs has signed a bill into law that’s aimed at combating Bitcoin ATM scams. Arizona’s Family Investigates has been following that legislation closely after reporting on a sharp rise in these scams. The FBI reported that people in Arizona lost nearly $325 million to crypto-related fraud in 2023 alone. The bill’s language, signed into law on Monday, has changed as it’s passed through the Legislature.
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Happening now: AZ Senate Public Safety Committee taking up HB 2581 - which would require all law enforcement agencies in the state participate in a rape kit tracking program. Phoenix PD is the only department not using Track Kit. @azfamily https://t.co/QHPx08uEQj
Monitor telling community meeting that the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office asked to push back tonight’s meeting, citing safety concerns. Judge disagreed. Meeting now underway. @azfamily https://t.co/cSEHaqUH8l