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Phil Maravilla is the senior producer of PBS NewsHour West, NewsHour’s bureau at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University, which is primarily responsible for covering the Western US and updating the nightly broadcast when news warrants for airings in the West and online.

From 2018 - 2021 he was a freelance producer and journalist, reporting for CBS News, ABC News, Netflix, Rocky Mountain PBS and Colorado Public Radio, where he has covered coronavirus, racial justice, climate change, elections and the economy. Prior to that, he served two stints as an investigative producer with Rocky Mountain PBS and also as a politics producer for 9News in Denver. He has served as Denver bureau chief for Al Jazeera America from 2013 – 2016 and as a senior producer for HDNet’s World Report from 2009 – 2012. Earlier in his career, he held producer roles for both CBS News, where he relaunched CBS’s Miami bureau, and ABC News, where he reported on the devastation at Ground Zero on 9/11.

Maravilla is an Alfred I. duPont-Columbia Award recipient for an investigation of Colorado laws that prevent police intervention when a severely mentally ill person has access to guns, as well as an Overseas Press Club David Kaplan Award recipient for reporting on the war in Gaza – shared with NewsHour foreign affairs and defense correspondent Nick Schifrin when they worked together at Al Jazeera America – among other Peabody, Emmy, Murrow, and regional Emmy honors. He holds a bachelor of arts degree in political science from Stanford University.

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Nation Mar 22

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Nation Jan 27

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It's been seven weeks since a series of ferocious tornadoes tore through Western Kentucky and surrounding areas, killing 90 people, and making hundreds more homeless. Kentucky’s governor, and President Joe Biden, have promised whatever is needed to rebuild. William Brangham…

Arts Jan 10

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Nation Dec 13

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