President Trump to make campaign stop in Phoenix on February 19
Officials with President Donald Trump's re-election campaign announced that he will make a campaign stop in Phoenix.
Officials with President Donald Trump's re-election campaign announced that he will make a campaign stop in Phoenix.
Arizona House panel OKs ban on new airport ride-hailing fees
An Arizona House panel voted along party lines Monday evening to advance a proposal barring new fees on ride-hailing companies like Uber and Lyft at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport.
An Arizona House panel voted along party lines Monday evening to advance a proposal barring new fees on ride-hailing companies like Uber and Lyft at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport.
Officials: Feb. 18 is the last day to register to vote in 2020 Arizona Presidential Preference Election
Officials with the Arizona Secretary of State's Office say Tuesday, February 18, is the last day for people in the state of Arizona to register to vote in the Democratic Presidential Preference Election.
Officials with the Arizona Secretary of State's Office say Tuesday, February 18, is the last day for people in the state of Arizona to register to vote in the Democratic Presidential Preference Election.
Arizona bill aims to expand mental health services and reduce youth suicide rates
Arizona state legislators are considering "Jake's Law", which aims to expand youth access to behavior health services in schools, among other things. FOX 10's Matt Rodewald reports.
Arizona state legislators are considering "Jake's Law", which aims to expand youth access to behavior health services in schools, among other things. FOX 10's Matt Rodewald reports.
Democratic Party chairman visits Arizona as battle to turn the state blue continues
The Democratic Party is pushing to win Arizona this year, and the party is spending big money to flip the state, as well as holding a presidential debate next month.
The Democratic Party is pushing to win Arizona this year, and the party is spending big money to flip the state, as well as holding a presidential debate next month.
Gun rights supporters gather for 2nd Amendment rally at Arizona State Capitol
Gun rights supporters gathered for a rally at the Arizona State Capitol Saturday.
Gun rights supporters gathered for a rally at the Arizona State Capitol Saturday.
Phoenix to host Democratic presidential debate on March 15
Phoenix will host a Democratic presidential debate on Sunday, March 15, just two days before the Arizona Presidential Preference election.
Phoenix will host a Democratic presidential debate on Sunday, March 15, just two days before the Arizona Presidential Preference election.
Gilbert councilman Eddie Cook selected as new Maricopa County Assessor
Cook replaces Paul Petersen who's accused of running a human smuggling operation that paid pregnant women from the Marshall Islands to give up their babies in the United States.
Cook replaces Paul Petersen who's accused of running a human smuggling operation that paid pregnant women from the Marshall Islands to give up their babies in the United States.
Arizona Republicans push tax cuts as state surplus soars
Minority Democrats are strongly opposed to most of the measures, saying schools and other state needs make it ill-advised.
Minority Democrats are strongly opposed to most of the measures, saying schools and other state needs make it ill-advised.
Arizona Senate OKs bill boosting firefighter cancer coverage
The Arizona Senate has passed a bill designed to boost protections for firefighters and other first responders who are diagnosed with cancers linked to the workplace.
The Arizona Senate has passed a bill designed to boost protections for firefighters and other first responders who are diagnosed with cancers linked to the workplace.
1st McSally ad for 2020 race slams Kelly over impeachment support
Vulnerable Arizona Republican Sen. Martha McSally attacks her Democratic opponent, Mark Kelly, for supporting the impeachment removal of President Donald Trump in an ad that began airing on Wednesday.
Vulnerable Arizona Republican Sen. Martha McSally attacks her Democratic opponent, Mark Kelly, for supporting the impeachment removal of President Donald Trump in an ad that began airing on Wednesday.
Prescott's city council tables 2nd Amendment Sanctuary proposal
City Council members in Prescott have tabled a proposal that would have turned the city into a "2nd Amendment Sanctuary".
City Council members in Prescott have tabled a proposal that would have turned the city into a "2nd Amendment Sanctuary".
Senators introduce bill to ensure better medical care for mothers and babies in Arizona
A bill is being introduced in the Arizona legislature that is centered around maternal and infant health aiming to make sure new moms and babies get the care they need.
A bill is being introduced in the Arizona legislature that is centered around maternal and infant health aiming to make sure new moms and babies get the care they need.
Debates over film production incentives continue as lawmakers prepare to consider bill
In the past decade, the film industry has exploded in New Mexico and Georgia, but it has been several years since there was a big push from the film industry for state incentives in Arizona. Now, a renewed effort is underway.
In the past decade, the film industry has exploded in New Mexico and Georgia, but it has been several years since there was a big push from the film industry for state incentives in Arizona. Now, a renewed effort is underway.
McSally formally launches 2020 Senate campaign with video
Arizona GOP Senator Martha McSally has formally launched her campaign in one of the most hotly contested U.S. Senate races of the 2020 election.
Arizona GOP Senator Martha McSally has formally launched her campaign in one of the most hotly contested U.S. Senate races of the 2020 election.
Phoenix considers changes to jaywalking ordinance
In past discussions about pedestrian safety, it has been suggested that jaywalkers shoulder some blame for some of the deadly crashes around the city. Now, the City of Phoenix is considering a change that could lead to ticketing of those who jaywalk.
In past discussions about pedestrian safety, it has been suggested that jaywalkers shoulder some blame for some of the deadly crashes around the city. Now, the City of Phoenix is considering a change that could lead to ticketing of those who jaywalk.
Bill introduced to Arizona State Senate would ban sale of assault weapon or large capacity magazine
A bill introduced to the Arizona State Legislature aims to ban possession and sale of assault weapon or large capacity magazine.
A bill introduced to the Arizona State Legislature aims to ban possession and sale of assault weapon or large capacity magazine.
Arizona state lawmaker introduces bill to ban fees for rideshares
Airports in Arizona will not be able to charge rideshare operators a fee to pick up or drop off passengers on airport property, if a new bill introduced to the Arizona State Legislature is approved.
Airports in Arizona will not be able to charge rideshare operators a fee to pick up or drop off passengers on airport property, if a new bill introduced to the Arizona State Legislature is approved.
More Arizona counties approve 'sanctuary' resolutions on gun rights
Two more rural Arizona counties have declared themselves to be “Second Amendment sanctuary counties,” taking stances in favor of gun rights even as some supporters of the measures acknowledge they'll have no or little real legal effect.
Two more rural Arizona counties have declared themselves to be “Second Amendment sanctuary counties,” taking stances in favor of gun rights even as some supporters of the measures acknowledge they'll have no or little real legal effect.
Newsmaker Saturday: Stan Barnes, Erika Flores, Scott Jarrett
Part 1: FOX 10's Kari Lake talks to Stan Barnes of Copperstate Consulting about the State of the Union speech, the Iowa caucus and the Trump impeachment trial. Part 2: Scott Jarrett, Director of Election Day and Emergency Voting and Erika Flores, Deputy Director of Communications for the Maricopa County Elections Dept. discuss their preparations for Arizona's presidential preference election on March 17 and how it won't be using an app, unlike the Iowa caucus; voter registration deadlines and who can vote in the PPE.
Part 1: FOX 10's Kari Lake talks to Stan Barnes of Copperstate Consulting about the State of the Union speech, the Iowa caucus and the Trump impeachment trial. Part 2: Scott Jarrett, Director of Election Day and Emergency Voting and Erika Flores, Deputy Director of Communications for the Maricopa County Elections Dept. discuss their preparations for Arizona's presidential preference election on March 17 and how it won't be using an app, unlike the Iowa caucus; voter registration deadlines and who can vote in the PPE.