Arizona governor proposes 5% pay increase for law enforcement
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs says the pay raise is needed to attract and retain the best officers and troopers in the state.
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs says the pay raise is needed to attract and retain the best officers and troopers in the state.
Gov. Hobbs, DPS drug seizures news conference
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs joined the Department of Public Safety on Feb. 11 for a news conference on drug seizures in the state.
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs joined the Department of Public Safety on Feb. 11 for a news conference on drug seizures in the state.
Hobbs thanks AZ firefighters who battled LA wildfires
Gov. Katie Hobbs held a news conference on Feb. 6 in Phoenix, where she thanked Arizona firefighters who helped battle the Los Angeles County wildfires.
Gov. Katie Hobbs held a news conference on Feb. 6 in Phoenix, where she thanked Arizona firefighters who helped battle the Los Angeles County wildfires.
New Arizona Supreme Court justice sworn in
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs administered the judicial oath to judge Maria Elena Cruz, who is the first Latina and Black person to serve on the state's highest court. Cruz was appointed by Hobbs to replace Robert Brutinel, who retired.
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs administered the judicial oath to judge Maria Elena Cruz, who is the first Latina and Black person to serve on the state's highest court. Cruz was appointed by Hobbs to replace Robert Brutinel, who retired.
Gov. Hobbs announces bipartisan effort to secure water future for rural Arizona
The "Rural Groundwater Management Act" would create new agencies to conserve water, Hobbs said during a news conference.
The "Rural Groundwater Management Act" would create new agencies to conserve water, Hobbs said during a news conference.
AZ Gov. Hobbs announces groundwater legislation
"Governor Katie Hobbs, along with bipartisan state and local leaders will hold a press conference to announce legislation to protect rural families and farmers from out-of-state corporations pumping the state groundwater for their own profit."
"Governor Katie Hobbs, along with bipartisan state and local leaders will hold a press conference to announce legislation to protect rural families and farmers from out-of-state corporations pumping the state groundwater for their own profit."
Gov. Hobbs appoints Judge Maria Elena Cruz to Arizona Supreme Court
Governor Katie Hobbs held a news conference on Jan. 29 to announce the historic appointment of a new judge to the Arizona Supreme Court.
Governor Katie Hobbs held a news conference on Jan. 29 to announce the historic appointment of a new judge to the Arizona Supreme Court.
Gov. Hobbs announces $17.2M in border funding
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs says over $17 million will be used to stop fentanyl from coming into the country, and support county sheriffs and local police departments.
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs says over $17 million will be used to stop fentanyl from coming into the country, and support county sheriffs and local police departments.
Arizona Gov. Hobbs delivers State of the State address
The Arizona Legislature opened its 2025 session on Jan. 13 as Governor Katie Hobbs delivered the State of the State address.
The Arizona Legislature opened its 2025 session on Jan. 13 as Governor Katie Hobbs delivered the State of the State address.
AZ Gov. Hobbs delivers State of the State address
The Arizona Legislature opened its 2025 session on Jan. 13 as Governor Katie Hobbs delivered the State of the State address. FOX 10's Ashlee Rodriguez breaks it down for us.
The Arizona Legislature opened its 2025 session on Jan. 13 as Governor Katie Hobbs delivered the State of the State address. FOX 10's Ashlee Rodriguez breaks it down for us.
Gov. Hobbs: 'Arizonans are counting on us to defend their freedoms'
The 57th legislative session officially started on January 13. Members took the oath of office and Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs gave her State of the State address.
The 57th legislative session officially started on January 13. Members took the oath of office and Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs gave her State of the State address.
Arizona agency takes action to regulate groundwater use in rural southeast
The decision comes amid concerns over high rates of pumping, which have led to wells drying up and ground collapse, causing damage to roads and property.
The decision comes amid concerns over high rates of pumping, which have led to wells drying up and ground collapse, causing damage to roads and property.
A Native American tribe is closer to acquiring more land in Arizona after decades of delay
Federal officials have joined with the state of Arizona to begin fulfilling a settlement agreement that was reached with the Hopi Tribe nearly three decades ago, marking what tribal officials described as a historic day.
Federal officials have joined with the state of Arizona to begin fulfilling a settlement agreement that was reached with the Hopi Tribe nearly three decades ago, marking what tribal officials described as a historic day.
Gov. Hobbs urges Arizona to stop collecting abortion data, citing patient privacy
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs is calling for legislators to repeal the state law that requires an annual abortion report, saying that it infringes on patients’ privacy.
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs is calling for legislators to repeal the state law that requires an annual abortion report, saying that it infringes on patients’ privacy.
Executions in Arizona could resume, but critics say the state isn't prepared
Resuming executions in Arizona is becoming one step closer in the state, but critics are swinging back, saying the state is not prepared to follow through, and are demanding accountability.
Resuming executions in Arizona is becoming one step closer in the state, but critics are swinging back, saying the state is not prepared to follow through, and are demanding accountability.
Executions in AZ could resume; critics say state isn't ready
Resuming executions in Arizona is becoming one step closer in the state, but critics are swinging back, saying the state is not prepared to follow through, and are demanding accountability. FOX 10's Lauren Clark has the details.
Resuming executions in Arizona is becoming one step closer in the state, but critics are swinging back, saying the state is not prepared to follow through, and are demanding accountability. FOX 10's Lauren Clark has the details.
AZ Senate President responds to governor's border visit
Arizona Senate President, Warren Petersen, is reacting to Gov. Katie Hobbs' border visit on Nov. 18. During an interview with FOX 10's Ellen McNamara, Petersen says the governor's words don't match her actions when it comes to border security.
Arizona Senate President, Warren Petersen, is reacting to Gov. Katie Hobbs' border visit on Nov. 18. During an interview with FOX 10's Ellen McNamara, Petersen says the governor's words don't match her actions when it comes to border security.
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs announces new border security strategies in Nogales
During a news conference at the Nogales Port of Entry on Nov. 18, Hobbs discussed ways to better secure the border. The governor also talked about current efforts to combat the trafficking of drugs.
During a news conference at the Nogales Port of Entry on Nov. 18, Hobbs discussed ways to better secure the border. The governor also talked about current efforts to combat the trafficking of drugs.
AZ Gov. details U.S.-Mexico border enforcement
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs, along with several law enforcement members, held a press conference on Nov. 18 to discuss the latest on immigration enforcement in border towns following the passage of the Secure the Border Act.
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs, along with several law enforcement members, held a press conference on Nov. 18 to discuss the latest on immigration enforcement in border towns following the passage of the Secure the Border Act.
Man who threatened to kill Arizona Gov. Hobbs, other Democratic election officials pleads guilty
A Colorado man repeatedly made online threats about killing the top elections officials in his state and Arizona — both Democrats — as well as a judge and law enforcement agents, according to a guilty plea he entered.
A Colorado man repeatedly made online threats about killing the top elections officials in his state and Arizona — both Democrats — as well as a judge and law enforcement agents, according to a guilty plea he entered.