Former Arizona state lawmaker indicted over fraudulent petition signatures: Arizona AG
A man who once represented parts of the West Valley at the Arizona State Legislature has been indicted over allegations he forged petition signatures.
Former AZ state lawmaker indicted for fraud
Austin Smith, a former Republican state lawmaker who represented a legislative district in Surprise, is accused of submitting fake petition signatures to the Arizona Secretary of State's Office when he was running for re-election in 2024.
Notices being sent to some Maricopa County voters
The Maricopa County Recorder's Office is sending out a notice to registered voters impacted by a glitch in the Motor Vehicle Division.
Oak Flat: Injunction to delay land swap denied
Plans to open a controversial mine in the Superior area remain on track, as those who are opposed to the project faced another setback in federal court.
Arizona Gov. Hobbs supports LGBTQ+ Youth Day
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs continues to advocate for equal rights for queer and trans youth. The governor teamed up with several LGBTQ+ organizations for the annual LGBTQ+ Youth Day.
Arizona college students rally for affordable education
At the state capitol, college students from across Arizona are rallying to make education more affordable. Students from Northern Arizona University, Arizona State, University of Arizona and GCU all came together to call on lawmakers to take action.
Biggs says he'll push for immediate changes on education, elections, and the border
MAGA supporters are getting behind Andy Biggs, who is running to be the Republican candidate for Arizona governor in 2026.
Immigration on the agenda: Democratic leaders hold town hall in Phoenix
At the May 31 event, attendees expressed concerns about immigration enforcement under the Trump administration, especially recent ICE actions. FOX 10's Nicole Krasean reports.
Robson leads Biggs in AZ governor's race poll
The latest survey from Noble Predictive Insights shows Karrin Taylor Robson leading Andy Biggs with 24% of GOP voters choosing her.
2026 Election: Kimberly Yee running for AZ schools superintendent
State treasurer Kimberly Yee announced on May 28 she will challenge Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne in the upcoming 2026 election.
Kimberly Yee to run for AZ education chief post
A battle is brewing for the Republican nomination for Arizona's Superintendent of Public Instruction post that is currently being held by GOP's Tom Horne. FOX 10's Lauren Clark has more on who will be challenging Horne for the post.
Kimberly Yee challenging Tom Horne in 2026 election
State treasurer Kimberly Yee announced on May 28 she will challenge Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne in the upcoming 2026 election.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes | Newsmaker
In this edition of Newsmaker, John Hook sits down with Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes and they discuss a range of topics from the death penalty to the Arizona fake elector case.
Protesters clash with ICE outside Phoenix courthouse
Protesters were confronting ICE agents and blocking detainee transport vans trying to leave after people were being led to the vehicles in handcuffs outside of a Phoenix courthouse. FOX 10's Kenzie Beach has more.
Arizona prisons director talks inmate violence, staffing and transparency
A nearly three-minute-long fight at an Arizona state prison was caught on camera, and we're hearing from the man who oversees all state prisons, director Ryan Thornell, about recent prison violence.
U.S. Dept. of Justice ends Phoenix Police probe
The U.S. Department of Justice is officially dropping its investigation into the Phoenix Police Department, as well as retracting the Biden administration's findings. FOX 10's Lauren Clark has more.
ICE agents take people into custody at Phoenix courthouse
On the afternoon of May 21, several individuals were taken into custody by ICE agents at the immigration court in downtown Phoenix. The agents were met by an emotional group of protesters. FOX 10's Steve Nielsen has this story.
ICE agents take people into custody at downtown Phoenix courthouse
Several people were seen being taken into custody by ICE agents at downtown Phoenix's immigration court on the afternoon of May 21.
'Emily's Law': Gov. Hobbs signs bill creating alert system for missing indigenous people
House Bill 2281, otherwise known as “Emily's Law," is in honor of 14-year-old Emily Pike, who was found dead near Globe weeks after she was reported missing from her Mesa group home.
Arizona Gov. Hobbs signs 'Emily's Law'
On May 21, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed House Bill 2281, which creates a new turquoise alert system to help law enforcement respond to the disappearances of missing and indigenous persons. The bill is named after 14-year-old Emily Pike, who was found dead near Globe after she went missing from a Mesa group home.