Arizona Politics

House Bill 2803 seeks to prevent cities in Arizona from using funds to house homeless individuals in hotels. Advocates for the homeless argue that this program assists people in regaining stability. FOX 10's Ashlie Rodriguez has this story.

An Arizona bill that was signed into law in April will help law enforcement target drones that transport narcotics into the Grand Canyon State. FOX 10's Marc Martinez has more.

The fate of a major project in a West Valley city is now in the hands of voters. Proposition 401 and 402 affects the VAI Resort project, and while supporters of the measures say Glendale will benefit, opponent believe otherwise. FOX 10's Lauren Clark reports.

House Bill 2281, known as "Emily's Law," has been sent to Governor Katie Hobbs' desk. The bill is named in honor of 14-year-old Emily Pike, who was reported missing from her Mesa group home before being found dead near Globe. The new turquoise alert system would operate the same as Amber Alerts and Silver Alerts, through emergency alerts authorized by federal officials.

Bills in honor of Emily Pike and Preston Lord are making their way through the Arizona legislature. Pike's bill aims to establish a new missing persons alert system in Arizona. The goal of Lord's bill is would upgrade assault charges.

The Scottsdale City Council approved a revised proposal to hire a lawyer to explore their options in halting the construction of Axon's new headquarters.

Governor Katie Hobbs made her mark on a new batch of legislation, signing 34 and vetoing 23.

Protesters around the world took to the streets for May Day, including right here in Phoenix, rallying against the Trump administration and for the rights of workers internationally. FOX 10's Brian Webb has more.

Today is May Day and demonstrators are rallying against President Donald Trump and his policies impacting workers and laborers. The May Day march started at the state Capitol, with waves of people chanting and holding signs while making their way to the federal courthouse. FOX 10's Brian Webb reports.

Gov. Katie Hobbs signs a bill to ensure the continuation of the Division of Developmental Disabilities, which was set to run out of money in May.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signs HB 2945, a bi-partisan bill that closes the funding gap for the state's Division of Developmental Disabilities, which provides services for nearly 60,000 disabled Arizonans.

Republican strategist Stan Barnes and Mike Noble of Noble Predictive Insights breakdown the first 100 days of the second Trump administration and what to look forward to in the upcoming Arizona gubernatorial election.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has warned retailers selling THC-infused products without THC licenses that she will crackdown on the practice and that deadline has finally arrived.

Governor Katie Hobbs signed a bi-partisan disability services funding bill. The bill closes the funding gap for the state's Division of Developmental Disabilities, which provides services for nearly 60,000 disabled Arizonans. The agency was set to run out of money at the end of this month and would have had to shut down until the new budget year.

Secretary of State Adrian Fontes announced his plans to run for reelection on April 24. Fontes had previously discussed the possibility of running for Congress or governor.