Jerry Sheridan talks upcoming Maricopa County Sheriff race against Paul Penzone
Jerry Sheridan beat former Maricopa County Sheriff for the GOP nomination and will face off against the current sheriff, Paul Penzone, in November.
Tucson to use pandemic money to boost Wi-Fi connectivity
Arizona's second most populous city plans to use $4.5 million of federal pandemic aid to expand free public Wi-Fi into areas of Tucson most impacted by the digital divide.
Arizona court rulings move recreational marijuana, justice reform measures closer to ballot
Two ballot measures, including a measure that will legalize recreational marijuana, are one step closer to making it on the November ballot.
Arizona, long considered a GOP stronghold, could be swing state in 2020 presidential election, experts say
Arizona is transforming rapidly and is increasingly becoming known as a key battleground state ahead of the 2020 election.
For GOP Maricopa County Sheriff primary, a close race between Joe Arpaio and Jerry Sheridan
The GOP Primary for the Maricopa County Sheriff position has turned out to be a close race between former Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who wants another chance at the seat, and his former right-hand man, Jerry Sheridan.
McSally proposes 7 debates as Arizona Senate race heats up
McSally proposed an unusually large number of debates for a sitting senator with the bully-pulpit advantages of incumbency, but she must overcome a fundraising and polling deficit in a race that will help determine control of the U.S. Senate. Several other vulnerable GOP senators from other states have similarly proposed large numbers of debates.
McSally, Kelly to face off in November general election
Polls have closed in Arizona’s primary election as voters turned out in high numbers to choose candidates in various Arizona primary elections.
Big Arizona voter turnout brings slow results, few surprises
No major problems were reported at the Arizona polls on Aug. 4. Republican Sen. Martha McSally and Democrat Mark Kelly both easily secured their nominations, setting the stage for a battle they’ll wage until November.
FOX 10 Voter Guide: 2020 Arizona Primary election
Early voting for the primary election started on July 8 when ballots were mailed to voters on the Permanent Early Voting List, voters who requested a ballot-by-mail and in-person early voting at county recorders' offices and other designated early voting locations.
Maricopa County implements safety measures at the polls for Arizona's primary election
Arizona's primary election is coming up on Aug. 4 and the general election is less than 100 days away. FOX 10's Matt Galka has the details on how polling places will be set up to keep social distancing in mind.
Judge in Arizona throws education funding measure off November ballot
An education funding measure that called for raising taxes on the state's wealthy citizens is thrown out by the court.
Democrats' primary focus: Arizona's 6th Congressional District
Democrats see the 6th District, a Republican stronghold which covers much of north Phoenix, Paradise Valley, Fountain Hills and Scottsdale, as winnable because of a long-running ethics investigation into five-term GOP incumbent Rep. David Schweikert.
GOP Arizona Rep. Schweikert pays fine to settle ethics case
In a written response filed with the committee, Schweikert said he believed he could disprove some of the allegations but decided to seek a settlement in part because the investigative process “was time consuming and extremely costly.”
Phoenix Fire officials label fire that damaged Arizona Democratic Party building in Phoenix as arson
FOX 10 has learned that Phoenix Fire officials are labeling a fire that damaged the Arizona Democratic Party headquarters in Phoenix as an act of arson.
2 Arizona Confederate monuments on state land relocated to private property
Officials with a Confederate organization have asked Arizona state officials to remove two Confederate monuments in Arizona for relocation to private property.
Appeals court rules for Arizona governor in land trust case
The ruling overturns a 2018 decision by a Phoenix-based federal judge that said Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey needed congressional approval to withdraw money from the state land trust to fund education.
Arizona's rugged individualism poses barrier to mask rules
The state has a fierce individualism that has endured among some in Arizona since the days of the Wild West. The buzz-off attitude is taking on new importance as the state has become one of the world’s top hot spots for the spread of the coronavirus.
Arizona Gov. Ducey appoints 6 new members to state nominating commission
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey’s office announced the appointments of six new members, including three Democrats and two Republicans.
Democrat Kelly reports $12.8 million for Arizona Senate bid
The retired astronaut has consistently outraised McSally in one of the most closely watched 2020 Senate contests. He’s reported the strongest fundraising of all Senate candidates this year, including incumbents.
Ordinance restricting police filming repealed by city council in Tucson
An ordinance that restricts members of the public from filming police officers at crime scenes has been repealed.