Phoenix City Council unanimously agrees to $2.1 billion budget in first unanimous agreement since 2009
Phoenix City Council came to a unanimous agreement on a budget for the first time since 2009. Mayor Kate Gallego (D) and Councilman Jim Waring (R) breakdown the historic agreement.
Phoenix City Council unanimously agrees to budget
Phoenix City Council passed a budget unanimously for the first time since 2009. In a 9-0 vote, councilmembers on both sides of the aisle came together in the historic agreement, praised by Mayor Kate Gallego. FOX 10's Ashlie Rodriguez has the story.
Arizona voters may decide on life terms for judges
Should judges be voted into office, or should they have a lifetime term? That will be the question possibly in front of Arizona voters this November. FOX 10's Lauren Clark has more.
AZ lawmakers weighing in on judicial election bill
Should legislators send the measure to voters and it is approved in November, voters will not be allowed to vote on whether certain judges in Arizona are allowed to remain in office. Currently, judicial retention elections are held regularly in Arizona.
GOP, Gov. Hobbs agree on budget deal: Report
Reports suggest that Republican lawmakers in the Arizona State Senate have reached a deal on the budget with Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs.
County Recorder debate features 2 of 3 candidates
Stephen Richer and Don Hiatt squared off in a debate as they campaign for Maricopa County Recorder.
Hunter Biden found guilty; Glendale man survives head-first fall in Europe | Morning News Brief
The son of President Joe Biden has been found guilty in his gun case; a story of survival from an Arizonan who was traveling in Europe, and more – here's a look at some of the top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for the morning of June 11.
Gov. Katie Hobbs to appeal Arizona court ruling on agency appointments
Days after an Arizona court ruled that directors with 13 state agencies cannot be appointed without Senate confirmation, Governor Katie Hobbs has announced she will appeal the ruling. The governor appointed 'Executive Deputy Directors' to these agencies after she withdrew their nominations in 2023, citing political theater in the state legislature.
Gov. Hobbs to appeal agency appointment ruling
On June 5, the Maricopa County Superior Court ruled that Governor Katie Hobbs cannot appoint the heads of 13 state agencies under the title of 'Executive Deputy Directors' without Senate confirmation.
Rudy Giuliani's mugshot released as he's accused in Arizona's fake electors scheme
The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office released Rudy Giuliani's mugshot on June 10 as he's accused in Arizona's fake electors scheme.
AZ fake electors: Rudy Giuliani's mugshot released
The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office released Rudy Giuliani's mugshot on June 10 as he's accused in Arizona's fake electors scheme.
Battleground states & wildfires | Newsmaker
In this episode of John Hook's Newsmaker, we're first talking with S.E. Cupp, host of FOX's "Battleground." She will work with several others from FOX to cover the 2024 election in battleground states, which includes Arizona. In the second segment, we're chatting with John Truett with the Department of Forestry and Fire Management as the state's wildfire season is underway some say a bit early.
Slain Gila River police officer laid to rest; Pinal Co. crash kills plane pilot | Nightly Roundup
From a memorial service for a Gila River police officer who died while on duty to a deadly plane crash in Pinal County, here's a look at some of our top stories.
AZ Governor Katie Hobbs accused in alleged 'pay-for-play' scheme involving group home operator
The Arizona Attorney General's Office is investigating ties between Governor Katie Hobbs and the operator of a group home for foster kids, amid reports that the firm made donations to the governor's inauguration fund and the Arizona Democratic Party before getting a large rate hike from the state.
Gov. Hobbs accused in 'pay-for-play' scheme
The Arizona Attorney General's Office is investigating ties between Governor Katie Hobbs and the operator of a group home for foster kids, amid reports that the firm made donations to the governor's inauguration fund and the Arizona Democratic Party before getting a large rate hike from the state. FOX 10's Brian Webb reports.
Mark Meadows pleads not guilty in fake electors case
Former Donald Trump presidential chief of staff Mark Meadows and Trump 2020 Election Day operations director Michael Roman pleaded not guilty Friday in Phoenix to nine felony charges for their roles in an effort to overturn Trump?s Arizona election loss to Joe Biden.
AZ lawmaker wants to put Trump on $500 bill
House Republican Paul Gosar says putting former President Donald Trump's face on the $500 bill would improve the economy and empower Americans by letting them avoid digital banking. Gosar also says the bill would be a collector's item, generating revenue for the government through demand.
2024 Election: Donald Trump campaigns in Arizona following hush money conviction
Donald Trump returns to the campaign trail Thursday with a trip to Arizona, his first appearance in a battleground state since he was convicted in a hush money scandal.
Biden campaign responds to Trump's Arizona visit
President Joe Biden's 2024 election campaign is responding to Former President Donald Trump's Arizona visit. Officials with the campaign say Trump is too extreme to be in office again, while pointing to his 34 felony convictions for falsifying business records.
2024 Election: Trump speaks at Phoenix event
Former President Donald Trump made a campaign stop in Arizona on June 6, as he spoke to his supporters at a town hall in north Phoenix. The event also resulted in a number of people being taken to the hospital, as the day's extreme heat took its toll. FOX 10's Brian Webb reports.