Pregnant state lawmaker expresses concerns over lack of COVID-19 safety measures at the Arizona State Capitol
As a new legislative session is set to start in Arizona, one pregnant state lawmaker is concerned over relaxed COVID-19 safety protocols at the State Capitol.
Cyber Ninjas chief wants to start new firm with same workers
Doug Logan did not say whether his new firm would do essentially the same work as Cyber Ninjas, who ran the 2020 election audit, but he said his efforts have been running into obstacles.
Cyber Ninjas faces daily $50K fine over Arizona election audit records
The judge found Cyber Ninjas in contempt for its failure to turn over documents, which two Maricopa County judges and the state Court of Appeals have ruled are subject to the public records law.
Arizona Supreme Court explains why it tossed budget bills
Last month, the Arizona Supreme Court unanimously upheld a ruling that found the Arizona Legislature violated the state constitution by including new laws banning school mask mandates in unrelated budget bills.
Maricopa Co. releases new report on 2020 election, deems many claims misleading; here's what you need to know
Arizona election administrators and the mostly Republican leaders of Maricopa County have always maintained that the 2020 election audit was flawed.
Capitol Riot: Arizona representatives look back on year since January 6 insurrection
The fallout from the Capitol insurrection continues and it has a lasting connection to Arizona. FOX 10's Matt Galka has more on how people who were there are reflecting a year later.
Maricopa County Supervisor Bill Gates elected second time as chairman for 2022
Bill Gates laid out his vision for this year, saying the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors' goal should be "helping people to get things done with low taxes, fewer regulations and less red tape."
Arizona's Capitol topped with a new copper dome after 2-month renovation
Arizona's Capitol building is now topped with a shiny new copper dome costing about $870,000. Crews made sure this dome was built to withstand wind, rain and hail.
Newsmaker Saturday - Doug Ducey
FOX 10's John Hook talks to Arizona Governor Doug Ducey about COVID-19 cases in the state, vaccines, and his opposition to mask mandates.
Republicans eye repealing, replacing huge Arizona tax cuts
The Arizona Supreme Court in August found a key part of Proposition 208 unconstitutional and said it must be voided entirely if a trial court finds the new revenue puts schools over a voter-approved spending limit.
Lawyer for Arizona Senate election audit firm wants to quit
The move to withdraw by attorney Jack Wilenchik is opposed by American Oversight, a government watchdog group that has for months been seeking records held by Florida-based Cyber Ninjas.
Arizona Sen. Peshlakai resigns, moves to Interior Department
"I will begin work at the federal level in the new year and will be more impactful for all of the western United States," Democratic state Sen. Jamescita Mae Peshlakai said in her resignation letter Wednesday.
Congressional boundaries in Arizona shift toward GOP under redistricting map approved by commission
Arizona’s independent redistricting commission on Wednesday unanimously approved new boundaries for congressional districts that are likely to shift the state’s congressional delegation in favor of the GOP.
Arizona voters have right to decide tax cut repeal, judge rules
A Superior Court judge in Arizona has ruled that the state's voters have a constitutional right to decide a referendum that seeks to repeal tax cuts approved by the state legislature and signed into law by Governor Doug Ducey.
Recall petitions fail for Scottsdale Unified School District board members: here's what you should know
Recall petitions that targeted four members of the Scottsdale Unified School District's governing board have failed, according to county officials. Here's what you need to know.
Redrawing Arizona's districts: Independent chair sides with Democrats on maps that are up for discussion
The Arizona commission that is redrawing legislative and congressional district lines appeared poised to tilt congressional maps heavily toward Republicans before votes on Friday made that seem less likely.
City of Goodyear councilman appointed to mayor position following death of Georgia Lord
Vice Mayor Brannon Hampton served as acting mayor until the city council appointed councilman Joe Pizzillo to finish out Lord's term which ends in December 2022.
Arizona Supreme Court mulls AG Brnovich's lawsuit against ASU hotel plan
The Arizona Tax Court ruled that Brnovich had no authority to sue the Board of Regents over provisions in ASU’s deal that say the hotel developer does not have to pay property taxes.
Far too little vote fraud to tip 2020 election to Trump, AP review finds
An Associated Press review in six states disputed by Trump has found fewer than 475 cases of potential voter fraud, a number that would have made no difference in the 2020 election.
Supreme Court asked to let Arizona enforce ban on some abortions
The request from attorney general Mark Brnovich comes as the Supreme Court is weighing rolling back abortion rights nationwide.