Protest continues as Arizona's curfew order expired

Protesters returned to the streets of Downtown Phoenix on Monday, the day Arizona's statewide curfew expired.

Arizona attorney general calls for police reform

Mark Brnovich sent a letter to Arizona politicians saying he reacted to the video of Floyd’s death at the hands of police “with shock and outrage.”

Fox News Poll: Biden ahead in Arizona, Kelly trouncing McSally in Senate race

A new Fox News Poll finds the state shading blue -- especially in the race for the U.S. Senate, where Democrat Mark Kelly bests incumbent Republican Sen. Martha McSally by a 50-37 percent margin among Arizona registered voters.

Arizona Democrats seek police reform, offer suggestions

PHOENIX (AP) — Democratic lawmakers in Arizona have asked Republican Gov. Doug Ducey to call a special session to address police reform in the state following the death of George Floyd, according to a letter.

Arizona Gov. Ducey: Classes to resume in the fall, summer schools and day camps can resume

Ducey announced the reopening of schools even as the state sees an uptick in metrics used to track the progression of the disease, including the portion of tests that are positive and the portion of emergency room visits that are for COVID-19 symptoms. FOX 10's Matt Galka reports.

Kyrene school board candidate who mis-ID'ed Westgate shooter quits

Scott Weinberg announced he is dropping his campaign for Kyrene School District Governing Board, which covers schools in several Phoenix suburbs.

Arizona Senate adjourns without taking up coronavirus bills

Lawmakers are expected to be called back to work by Republican Gov. Doug Ducey in special sessions in coming weeks to handle virus-related issues.

COVID-19 pandemic changes the way signatures are gathered for petitions

People have probably been asked to sign their name for something in the past. It may have happened outside a Diamondbacks game or a grocery store, but the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way ballot measure campaigns operate.

Taxpayer bill from Arpaio's profiling case will reach $178M

Arpaio, a Republican who served six terms as sheriff and is running for his old job again this year, said he doesn’t feel responsible for the costs — even though he launched the immigration patrols when no other local or county police agency in Arizona was doing so.

Arizona Senate to take up series of House measures on May 26

The Arizona Senate plans to return to the Capitol on Tuesday to deal with measures the House enacted this week. It also will take up 28 House bills that have been awaiting votes since the Legislature halted major work in March because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Arizona House OKs coronavirus liability shield for businesses

The Arizona House voted Thursday to give businesses sweeping protections from lawsuits if their customers or employees get sick from the coronavirus and to eliminate criminal penalties for violating the governor’s public-health orders.

Arizona House has heated debate over Obamacare protections

The proposed measure would require health insurance companies to issue policies to people with pre-existing conditions if Obamacare is overturned.

Arizona House votes not to join Senate in adjourning

Republicans in the Arizona House voted Tuesday not to join the Senate in ending the the 2020 legislative session.

House Republicans push coronavirus liability, Democrats object

Republicans who control the Arizona House hope to rush through a bill this week protecting businesses that reopen from lawsuits by employees or patrons who contract coronavirus.

Arizona House to resume work despite Senate vote to adjourn

The Arizona House plans to return to work this week after a two-month recess triggered by the coronavirus pandemic and despite the Senate’s decision to try to adjourn for the year.

Arizona cities, counties demand Gov. Ducey release coronavirus funds

Pinal County is pressuring Gov. Doug Ducey to send them a portion of the coronavirus relief funding and on May 15, the board voted to sue to gain access to it.

Arizona commissioner Boyd Dunn disqualified from ballot

The Arizona Supreme Court has upheld a decision to remove Corporation Commissioner Boyd Dunn from the Republican Party primary ballot after one of his campaign workers told the court she had forged some of his nominating petition signatures.

Arizona Senate votes to adjourn; House remains in session

The Arizona Senate returned to work Friday and voted to adjourn for the year, but House Republican leaders refused to follow suit, throwing the Legislature into limbo.