Independent Candidate Hugh Lyte Joins Fox 10 Talks
In this edition of FOX 10 Talks, anchors Ron Hoon and Syleste Rodriguez sit down with healthcare executive and former ASU quarterback Hugh Lytle. Lytle is officially entering the race for Arizona Governor, running as an Independent candidate with a mission to bridge the political divide. During the interview, Lytle breaks down his "Great 8 for State 48" platform, his stance on healthcare reform, and why he believes a non-partisan approach is exactly what Arizona needs right now. Can a third-party candidate disrupt the traditional political landscape? In this video: Hugh Lytle’s motivation for running as an Independent. Key policy points: Healthcare, education, and the economy. The challenges of running outside the two-party system.
In this edition of FOX 10 Talks, anchors Ron Hoon and Syleste Rodriguez sit down with healthcare executive and former ASU quarterback Hugh Lytle. Lytle is officially entering the race for Arizona Governor, running as an Independent candidate with a mission to bridge the political divide. During the interview, Lytle breaks down his "Great 8 for State 48" platform, his stance on healthcare reform, and why he believes a non-partisan approach is exactly what Arizona needs right now. Can a third-party candidate disrupt the traditional political landscape? In this video: Hugh Lytle’s motivation for running as an Independent. Key policy points: Healthcare, education, and the economy. The challenges of running outside the two-party system.
Running for AZ Governor as an Independent - Hugh Lytle makes his case | FOX 10 Talks
In this edition of FOX 10 Talks, anchors Ron Hoon and Syleste Rodriguez sit down with healthcare executive and former ASU quarterback Hugh Lytle. Lytle is officially entering the race for Arizona Governor, running as an Independent candidate with a mission to bridge the political divide. During the interview, Lytle breaks down his "Great 8 for State 48" platform, his stance on healthcare reform, and why he believes a non-partisan approach is exactly what Arizona needs right now. Can a third-party candidate disrupt the traditional political landscape?
In this edition of FOX 10 Talks, anchors Ron Hoon and Syleste Rodriguez sit down with healthcare executive and former ASU quarterback Hugh Lytle. Lytle is officially entering the race for Arizona Governor, running as an Independent candidate with a mission to bridge the political divide. During the interview, Lytle breaks down his "Great 8 for State 48" platform, his stance on healthcare reform, and why he believes a non-partisan approach is exactly what Arizona needs right now. Can a third-party candidate disrupt the traditional political landscape?
House passes SAVE America Act, fueling debate over citizenship requirements
The U.S. House narrowly passed the SAVE America Act, a measure requiring proof of citizenship for voter registration and photo ID at polls, though the bill faces an uncertain path in the Senate.
The U.S. House narrowly passed the SAVE America Act, a measure requiring proof of citizenship for voter registration and photo ID at polls, though the bill faces an uncertain path in the Senate.
House narrowly passes bill requiring proof of citizenship for voters
The debate over voting regulations intensified in the capital this week after the House narrowly passed the SAVE America Act, a measure that would overhaul registration requirements for federal elections. FOX 10's Brian Webb has the details.
The debate over voting regulations intensified in the capital this week after the House narrowly passed the SAVE America Act, a measure that would overhaul registration requirements for federal elections. FOX 10's Brian Webb has the details.
2026 Elections: Karrin Taylor Robson suspends run for AZ governor
About a year after mounting another run for Arizona's highest office, Karrin Taylor Robson has announced that she is suspending her second campaign for governor.
About a year after mounting another run for Arizona's highest office, Karrin Taylor Robson has announced that she is suspending her second campaign for governor.
Karrin Taylor Robson suspends AZ governor campaign
Karrin Taylor Robson has announced that she will suspend her second run to become Arizona's next governor. In a statement, she said she wants to avoid a divisive Republican primary.
Karrin Taylor Robson has announced that she will suspend her second run to become Arizona's next governor. In a statement, she said she wants to avoid a divisive Republican primary.
Mark Kelly: Judge blocks Pentagon from punishing Arizona senator over 'illegal orders' video
A federal judge on Thursday temporarily blocked the Pentagon from punishing U.S. Senator Mark Kelly for participating in a social media video that called on active-duty troops to resist "illegal orders."
A federal judge on Thursday temporarily blocked the Pentagon from punishing U.S. Senator Mark Kelly for participating in a social media video that called on active-duty troops to resist "illegal orders."
Judge blocks Pentagon's effort to punish Mark Kelly
A federal judge on Feb. 12 issued a ruling temporarily blocking the Pentagon from punishing U.S. Senator Mark Kelly for his participation in a video that called on troops to resist unlawful orders.
A federal judge on Feb. 12 issued a ruling temporarily blocking the Pentagon from punishing U.S. Senator Mark Kelly for his participation in a video that called on troops to resist unlawful orders.
Mark Kelly cleared in DOJ investigation of military video
A grand jury ruled it will not indict Democratic lawmakers, including Arizona Senator Mark Kelly, in connection with an illegal orders military video.
A grand jury ruled it will not indict Democratic lawmakers, including Arizona Senator Mark Kelly, in connection with an illegal orders military video.
2026 Election: Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs signs bill that changes primary date
Arizonans will get to vote in primary elections earlier, as a result of a bill that has been signed by Governor Katie Hobbs.
Arizonans will get to vote in primary elections earlier, as a result of a bill that has been signed by Governor Katie Hobbs.
Many of the 60+ dogs rescued from Peoria home adopted out amid animal abuse investigation
An animal abuse investigation involving more than 60 dogs seized from a Peoria home is renewing a conversation about the difficulty of cracking down on animal cruelty. FOX 10's Taylor Wirtz learns how the case is testing the limits of "Jerry's Law."
An animal abuse investigation involving more than 60 dogs seized from a Peoria home is renewing a conversation about the difficulty of cracking down on animal cruelty. FOX 10's Taylor Wirtz learns how the case is testing the limits of "Jerry's Law."
Peoria dog seizure sparks questions surrounding strengths, limitations of 'Jerry's Law'
After 60+ dogs were seized from a Peoria home, advocates are citing the case as a test for "Jerry’s Law," a new state statute designed to simplify animal cruelty prosecutions.
After 60+ dogs were seized from a Peoria home, advocates are citing the case as a test for "Jerry’s Law," a new state statute designed to simplify animal cruelty prosecutions.
Arizona House committee advances bill to ban minors from drag shows
Republican lawmakers advanced a bill Wednesday that would make it a Class 4 felony to expose minors to drag performances, the latest move in a long-running battle over the shows at the Arizona Capitol.
Republican lawmakers advanced a bill Wednesday that would make it a Class 4 felony to expose minors to drag performances, the latest move in a long-running battle over the shows at the Arizona Capitol.
Mark Kelly fights Department of War censure in federal court hearing
A federal judge expressed sharp skepticism toward a Department of War effort to censure and demote Sen. Mark Kelly over a video in which the Arizona Democrat urged service members to refuse unlawful orders.
A federal judge expressed sharp skepticism toward a Department of War effort to censure and demote Sen. Mark Kelly over a video in which the Arizona Democrat urged service members to refuse unlawful orders.
Warehouse in Surprise purchased by ICE raises questions about public safety, traffic
The $70 million warehouse in Surprise that will be used as a processing facility to hold 1,500 beds, is raising questions about infrastructure, traffic, emergency services and public safety.
The $70 million warehouse in Surprise that will be used as a processing facility to hold 1,500 beds, is raising questions about infrastructure, traffic, emergency services and public safety.
Hundreds pack Surprise council meeting to protest DHS warehouse
Hundreds of residents gathered at a Surprise City Council meeting Tuesday night to debate the Department of Homeland Security’s recent $70 million cash purchase of a 418,000-square-foot warehouse. FOX 10's Taylor Wirtz has the story.
Hundreds of residents gathered at a Surprise City Council meeting Tuesday night to debate the Department of Homeland Security’s recent $70 million cash purchase of a 418,000-square-foot warehouse. FOX 10's Taylor Wirtz has the story.
Surprise residents debate $70M DHS warehouse purchase as intended use remains unknown
Hundreds of residents attended a Surprise City Council meeting to debate the Department of Homeland Security’s $70M cash purchase of a 418,000-square-foot warehouse, with many concerned over the lack of transparency regarding the facility’s intended use.
Hundreds of residents attended a Surprise City Council meeting to debate the Department of Homeland Security’s $70M cash purchase of a 418,000-square-foot warehouse, with many concerned over the lack of transparency regarding the facility’s intended use.
HB 2022 passes in AZ House, advances to Senate
House Bill 2022 would streamline the state's election calendar and deadlines -- the primary would be moved to the second-to-last Tuesday in July.
House Bill 2022 would streamline the state's election calendar and deadlines -- the primary would be moved to the second-to-last Tuesday in July.
Embattled Arizona health agency faces leadership change
Virginia "Ginny" Rountree announced her resignation Monday as director of the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System, effective Feb. 13, citing personal health concerns just months after her September appointment by Gov. Katie Hobbs.
Virginia "Ginny" Rountree announced her resignation Monday as director of the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System, effective Feb. 13, citing personal health concerns just months after her September appointment by Gov. Katie Hobbs.
New legislation would ban minors from drag shows in Arizona
A new legislative effort at the Arizona Capitol seeks to criminalize the exposure of minors to drag performances, proposing a Class 4 felony for violators.
A new legislative effort at the Arizona Capitol seeks to criminalize the exposure of minors to drag performances, proposing a Class 4 felony for violators.