Judge mulls request to halt AG Brnovich's threat to secretary of state
Deputy Solicitor General Michael Catlett told a judge that Katie Hobbs would be breaking the law if she shuts down the "E-Qual" system that candidates use to collect signatures they need to appear on the ballot.
Expanded parental rights fight brews at Arizona Legislature
The Arizona House gave initial approval to a Republican-backed bill that boosts the rights of parents to know what is happening with their children in schools and allows them to push for penalties for teachers who they believe violated their parental rights.
Arizona students learn about government via YMCA program
Thanks to the YMCA, students from across the state are learning about how government and democracy works. FOX 10's Danielle Miller reports.
Allister Adel: Board of supervisors hold meeting on Maricopa County attorney
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors met behind closed doors on Feb. 22 to discuss the ongoing controversy surrounding county attorney Allister Adel. The board could decide if they want to begin action to remove Adel from office. Last week, five top county prosecutors wrote a letter asking for Adel's resignation, accusing her of being impaired on the job and creating a toxic work environment. Adel has battled alcohol abuse and admitted to spending time at a California rehab facility.
House panel OKs revised ban on videotaping police
An Arizona House committee approved a proposed law that would make it illegal to make video recordings of police in many circumstances.
Former Arizona legislator David Bradley dies at 69
David Bradley, a Tucson Democrat who served 16 years in the Arizona Legislature with stints in both chambers and who was praised by former colleagues as a compassionate advocate and thoughtful public servant, died Saturday. He was 69.
Arizona School Boards Association quitting national group
The Arizona School Boards Association, which has found itself being targeted by Republican lawmakers who have long opposed its efforts to lobby for local school boards, is leaving the National School Boards Association.
Arizona House bill hits banks that refuse gun firm business
The proposal from GOP Rep. Frank Carroll of Sun City West would require companies doing business with the state or local governments to certify they won’t refuse to serve a firearms-related company.
Arizona could allow guns in libraries, on school grounds
Arizona already has some of the least restrictive gun laws in the nation, allowing anyone legally allowed to own a gun to carry a firearm without a permit, making permits exceptionally easy to obtain and allowing private sales without a background check.
Arizona House OKs critical race theory ban in constitution
Critical race theory centers on the idea that racism is systemic in the nation’s institutions and that they function to maintain the dominance of white people in society.
Arizona House bills ban masks in schools, business shutdowns
The school mask proposal passed in the Arizona House, as did proposals that block government agencies from requiring masks to be worn on their property and repeal the power of local government officials to order business closures.
Bill that splits up Maricopa County into 4 smaller counties advances: here's what you should know about HR2787
The bill, if passed, will split Maricopa County into four smaller counties, with what's left of Maricopa County covering only parts of the Valley. Here's what you need to know about House Bill 2787.
GOP-led Arizona Senate approves huge school voucher expansion
It comes less than four years after Arizona voters overwhelmingly rejected a law that offered vouchers for all students.
Former Arizona congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords released from hospital after appendicitis treatment
Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly rushed to his wife's side in Tucson who was hospitalized with appendicitis on Feb. 15, and four days later, she's being released.
Arizona House OKs school spending cap waiver; Senate delays vote
The 45-14 vote provided the required two-thirds majority to give schools the ability to spend $1.54 billion lawmakers appropriated last year that would have put them over the constitutional spending limit.
Arizona high court to decide if Senate 2020 election audit records kept secret
The state’s highest court said it will consider whether the Arizona Court of Appeals and a trial court properly rejected the Senate’s claim that the records were protected under legislative privilege.
Allister Adel: Top prosecutors want Maricopa County attorney to resign
The letter, signed by five top prosecutors, “unanimously” calls for Adel's resignation. Adel returned to work late last year after undergoing treatment for anxiety that she said led to an eating disorder and alcohol use.
Bill banning abortions after 15 weeks passes the Arizona Senate – now it heads to the House
Republicans in the Arizona Senate approved a bill to ban abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy – with some exemptions like medical emergencies, but not for rape and incest.
'Turf wars': Paradise Valley neighborhood HOA takes resident to court over artificial grass
It's been dubbed 'turf wars' as a homeowner in Paradise Valley takes on her homeowner's association over artificial turf she had installed. An Arizona lawmaker is working to ban HOAs from enforcing the rule.
State Rep. Mark Finchem, Kelli Ward among those subpoenaed by House Jan. 6 committee over fake electors plot
The chairwoman of the Arizona Republican Party, along with an Arizona state lawmaker, are among those subpoenaed by the House's January 6 committee over efforts to falsely declare Donald Trump the winner of the 2020 election in several swing states.