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Senior Investigative Producer, @azfamily 3TV | CBS5 • Texas native, Texas A&M & Mizzou grad • Retweets/Links ≠ endorsements.

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Cody Lillich joined Arizona's Family Investigates in January 2022 and is the team's senior investigative producer. Before Arizona, Cody was an investigative producer for WVUE-TV in New Orleans where he worked alongside the station's chief investigative reporter Lee Zurik. During his time in New Orleans, Cody was part of an investigative team honored with multiple regional Emmy and Edward R. Murrow Awards. The team's 'Inspecting the Inspectors' investigation looked into the missteps by city insp…

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Phoenix brothers’ firefighter dreams stalled after EMT school fails to forward records Original

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By Amy Cutler Verified, Cody Lillich Verified
| KPHO-TV (Phoenix, AZ) Verified
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Two brothers who completed an EMT training program say the school failed to forward their information to testing authorities for months, blocking their path to becoming Phoenix firefighters. Juan and Ivan Vasquez, both born and raised in Phoenix, enrolled in EMS University’s EMT certification program after learning they would need the credential to apply with the Phoenix Fire Department. The program is listed in the city’s recruitment guide.
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How will Colorado River water cuts impact Arizona? Depends on where you live

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By Amy Cutler Verified, Cody Lillich Verified
| KPHO-TV (Phoenix, AZ) Verified
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Arizona gets 36% of its water supply from the Colorado River, but how much residents depend on that source — and how prepared their city is for potential cuts — varies significantly depending on where they live. Our investigations team looked at why just a few miles can make a big difference.
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Maricopa County supervisors approve election plan amid dispute with recorder

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By Amy Cutler Verified, Cody Lillich Verified
| KPHO-TV (Phoenix, AZ) Verified
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to approve the county’s 2026 primary and general election plan as early voting began for July’s primary, with County Recorder Justin Heap notably absent from the meeting. For more than two hours, the Elections Department presented its plan for the primary and midterm elections, including more than 200 voting centers and expectations of record turnout.
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