Native American tracking unit in Arizona could be expanding
Since 1974, the elite unit has tracked smugglers across the 2.8 million acres of the Tohono O’odham Nation in southern Arizona and the 76-mile stretch of land bordering Mexico.
Since 1974, the elite unit has tracked smugglers across the 2.8 million acres of the Tohono O’odham Nation in southern Arizona and the 76-mile stretch of land bordering Mexico.
Arizona abortions could end with Supreme Court decision
An Arizona law that predates the Roe v. Wade decision and targets providers could be enforced if the high court overturns Roe.
An Arizona law that predates the Roe v. Wade decision and targets providers could be enforced if the high court overturns Roe.
Scottsdale parents voice concerns over controversial book assignment for high school English class
Parents and students in Scottsdale are speaking out amid ongoing controversy over a book that was assigned to students in an Advanced Placement English class at a high school.
Parents and students in Scottsdale are speaking out amid ongoing controversy over a book that was assigned to students in an Advanced Placement English class at a high school.
Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly speaks on infrastructure, inflation issues
Between the border, inflation and infrastructure, there's plenty of issues being dealt with in Congress. Senator Mark Kelly joins FOX 10 to talk about how it all impacts Arizonans.
Between the border, inflation and infrastructure, there's plenty of issues being dealt with in Congress. Senator Mark Kelly joins FOX 10 to talk about how it all impacts Arizonans.
City of Chandler reviews result of mock election that tested voting by cell phone
Members of Chandler's city council approved a pilot program on Aug. 26 that would look into utilizing block-chain technology as a secure form of voting from anywhere that would allow more participation in election. On Dec. 1, the city reviewed results of a mock election that was held to test the system out.
Members of Chandler's city council approved a pilot program on Aug. 26 that would look into utilizing block-chain technology as a secure form of voting from anywhere that would allow more participation in election. On Dec. 1, the city reviewed results of a mock election that was held to test the system out.
Arizonans sound off as U.S. Supreme Court led arguments over abortion case
A United States Supreme Court hearing involving the right to an abortion brought out hundreds of pro-life and pro-choice protesters, and in Arizona, there is no shortage of opinions over the issue of abortion. Some believe should the U.S. Supreme Court roll back Roe v. Wade with a ruling, abortion could be banned outright in a number of U.S. states.
A United States Supreme Court hearing involving the right to an abortion brought out hundreds of pro-life and pro-choice protesters, and in Arizona, there is no shortage of opinions over the issue of abortion. Some believe should the U.S. Supreme Court roll back Roe v. Wade with a ruling, abortion could be banned outright in a number of U.S. states.
Arizona Senate can't claim legislative privilege for 2020 election audit records, judge rules
The Senate and Cyber Ninjas have been battling for months over two public records lawsuits, one each filed by the parent of The Arizona Republic and American Oversight, a government watchdog group.
The Senate and Cyber Ninjas have been battling for months over two public records lawsuits, one each filed by the parent of The Arizona Republic and American Oversight, a government watchdog group.
Yuma official resigns after agreeing to guilty plea in crash
According to court records, the Arizona Department of Public Safety cited Rodriguez following a two-vehicle, non-injury collision on Interstate 8
According to court records, the Arizona Department of Public Safety cited Rodriguez following a two-vehicle, non-injury collision on Interstate 8
Judge hears argument in Arizona attorney general's lawsuit over federal COVID-19 vaccine rules
Arizona AG Mark Brnovich said the suit challenging the new Occupational Safety and Health Administration regulations targeting employers with 100 or more workers would be filed Friday.
Arizona AG Mark Brnovich said the suit challenging the new Occupational Safety and Health Administration regulations targeting employers with 100 or more workers would be filed Friday.
Senate confirms Biden’s nominee for US Attorney for Arizona
Gary M. Restaino was confirmed as the United States Attorney for Arizona on Friday. He has been a federal prosecutor in Arizona since 2003 and was previously the chief of the criminal division and the white collar crime section.
Gary M. Restaino was confirmed as the United States Attorney for Arizona on Friday. He has been a federal prosecutor in Arizona since 2003 and was previously the chief of the criminal division and the white collar crime section.
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visits Phoenix to discuss infrastructure issues
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg made three pit stops on Nov. 19 in Phoenix, where he discussed different infrastructure issues, along with how the Biden administration plans to fix it.
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg made three pit stops on Nov. 19 in Phoenix, where he discussed different infrastructure issues, along with how the Biden administration plans to fix it.
Arizona certifies referendum seeking to repeal big tax cuts
The Arizona secretary of state's office says opponents of the massive tax cuts enacted by the Legislature and signed by Republican Gov. Doug Ducey collected enough signatures to block them from taking effect.
The Arizona secretary of state's office says opponents of the massive tax cuts enacted by the Legislature and signed by Republican Gov. Doug Ducey collected enough signatures to block them from taking effect.
Ex-Arizona State Senate staffer who claims she was fired unfairly calls on Katie Hobbs to resign
Two juries have already agreed that Talonya Adams' firing from her role as an advisor to the State Senate in 2015 was retaliatory and based on discrimination, and she said Secretary of State Katie Hobbs, who was in the Arizona State Senate at the time and the person Adams calls as essentially the decider in the matter, needs to step down from office.
Two juries have already agreed that Talonya Adams' firing from her role as an advisor to the State Senate in 2015 was retaliatory and based on discrimination, and she said Secretary of State Katie Hobbs, who was in the Arizona State Senate at the time and the person Adams calls as essentially the decider in the matter, needs to step down from office.
House passes Biden’s social spending, climate bill, sending measure to Senate
A sharply divided House has approved the Democrats’ sweeping social and environment bill, a big victory for President Joe Biden.
A sharply divided House has approved the Democrats’ sweeping social and environment bill, a big victory for President Joe Biden.
House censures Arizona Rep. Gosar for violent video in rare rebuke
The House voted Wednesday to censure Republican Rep. Paul Gosar of Arizona for posting an animated video that depicted him killing Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez with a sword, an extraordinary rebuke that highlighted the political strains testing Washington and the country.
The House voted Wednesday to censure Republican Rep. Paul Gosar of Arizona for posting an animated video that depicted him killing Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez with a sword, an extraordinary rebuke that highlighted the political strains testing Washington and the country.
House to vote on censuring Arizona Rep. Gosar over controversial video
The House will vote on Nov. 17 on a resolution to censure Republican Rep. Paul Gosar of Arizona and remove him from a congressional committee after a controversial tweet.
The House will vote on Nov. 17 on a resolution to censure Republican Rep. Paul Gosar of Arizona and remove him from a congressional committee after a controversial tweet.
Newsmaker Saturday - Karen Fann & Dr. Warren Stewart Sr.
This week on Newsmaker Saturday we speak with outgoing Arizona Senate President Karen Fann. We also look back at the life and career of former Arizona Attorney General Grant Woods, with Dr. Warren Stewart Sr. from First Institutional Baptist Church.
This week on Newsmaker Saturday we speak with outgoing Arizona Senate President Karen Fann. We also look back at the life and career of former Arizona Attorney General Grant Woods, with Dr. Warren Stewart Sr. from First Institutional Baptist Church.
Memorial services held for former Arizona Attorney General Grant Woods
Dignitaries, friends, and loved ones gather in Phoenix on Nov. 12 to remember the life of former Arizona Grant Woods, who died suddenly in late October at the age of 67.
Dignitaries, friends, and loved ones gather in Phoenix on Nov. 12 to remember the life of former Arizona Grant Woods, who died suddenly in late October at the age of 67.
Fired Arizona Senate staffer awarded millions in discrimination suit
The verdict this week marks the second trial victory for Talonya Adams, a Black woman who acted as her own lawyer and witness. Adams was awarded $1 million in 2019 and got her job back, but a federal judge ordered a new trial last year.
The verdict this week marks the second trial victory for Talonya Adams, a Black woman who acted as her own lawyer and witness. Adams was awarded $1 million in 2019 and got her job back, but a federal judge ordered a new trial last year.
US allocates $54M for forest restoration work in northern Arizona
The $54 million allocation for the recently started federal fiscal year will pay for work to protect communities and watersheds from wildfires.
The $54 million allocation for the recently started federal fiscal year will pay for work to protect communities and watersheds from wildfires.