Voters 'decline to move Tempe Entertainment District forward,' according to city officials
Tempe voters have apparently voted 'no' on a number of ballot propositions that, together, determined the fate of a development project that includes a new home for the Arizona Coyotes. Here's what you should know about the Tempe Entertainment District, and what's next for the Coyotes.
After intense negotiations, Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs signs off on $17B budget package
Senate Republicans hailed the passing of a “fiscally conservative" state budget and highlighted the protection of the voucher program.
End of Title 42: Yuma area calm and quiet following initial migrant rush
As Title 42 expired on May 11, officials in Arizona are bracing for what could be a big influx of migrants across the U.S. border with Mexico. The situation in Yuma, however, changed following an initial wave of migrant crossings.
Arizona budget doesn’t limit school voucher expansion
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs came into office in January with plans to undo the massive explosion in the voucher program that lets students apply to use public money for private-school tuition and other education costs.
‘We are a border state – we are most impacted’: Arizona sheriffs show united front on Title 42's end
Arizona sheriffs from up and down the state showed a united front when holding a press conference about the end of Title 42, detailing what to expect from their agencies. It's believed thousands of migrants will be headed for large cities and other states.
Judge dismisses restraining order granted to Wendy Rogers against Arizona journalist
A judge in Arizona has dismissed an injunction that was granted to Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers. The injunction was initially granted after Rogers alleged that a reporter with the Arizona Capitol Times was stalking her.
Public education supporters rail against Ariz. Gov. Katie Hobbs' new budget deal: Here's what you should know
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs and Republican Party lawmakers that control the State Legislature have struck a deal on a $17.8 billion proposed budget that is expected to be the largest in the state's history, but opponents, including some state lawmakers, are already voicing their concerns. Here's what you should know about the budget deal.
Sen. Kyrsten Sinema vows to never join Republicans: 'You don't go from one broken party to another'
'They've moved away from that center of working together and finding that common ground,' Sinema said of Democrats and Republicans.
Title 42 ending: Arizona Gov. Hobbs outlines plan to handle expected surge of migrants at border
Arizona officials are expecting a surge of illegal border crossings this week, as a federal emergency policy is set to expire.
Arizona House Democratic leader Cano leaving for Harvard
Arizona House Democratic Leader Andrés Cano announced he intends to resign when the current legislative session ends, so he can begin pursuit of a graduate degree this summer at the Harvard Kennedy School.
Arizona Rep. Bravo chosen to fill Raquel Terán's Senate seat
An Arizona lawmaker has been appointed to replace a Democratic state senator who resigned.
Julie Willoughby appointed to replace expelled Liz Harris in Arizona House
The county’s Board of Supervisors instead selected Republican Julie Willoughby to replace her, despite Republican precinct committee members in her legislative district giving Harris the most votes.
Washington Elementary School District reaches deal with Christian college over lawsuit: ADF
A Phoenix area school district and a Christian university in Arizona have reached a deal to settle a lawsuit over the school district's decision to not renew a student teacher agreement it had with the university, according to officials with a Christian legal organization that led the lawsuit.
Kari Lake's lawyer sanctioned over 'unequivocally false" statements
The Arizona Supreme Court has issued sanctions against a lawyer for Kari Lake, the 2022 election gubernatorial candidate.
Lawmakers, state and local, renew push to protect kids while online
There's a renewed push to protect children on social media as the "Kids Online Safety Act" is reintroduced in Congress. Lawmakers are pushing for stricter settings to limit what a kid can see on the internet. FOX 10's Lindsey Ragas joins us to explain what's being done to protect kids online at the local level.
Ethics complaint filed against Arizona lawmaker caught on camera hiding Bibles
Three Republicans are taking action and are asking the House Ethics Committee to investigate after an Arizona lawmaker was caught on camera hiding Bibles in a room at the state Capitol.
Lawmakers vote to keep Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind open, for now
The bill originally extended the school's operations for eight years, but the State Senate amended the measure to a four-year continuation.
Arizona lawmaker caught on camera moving and hiding Bibles in capitol
An Arizona Democratic lawmaker was caught on camera swiping and hiding Bibles at the state capitol building.
Bills in Arizona's House and Senate look to provide driver's licenses to all
A local nonprofit is calling on Arizona state legislators to "allow driver's licenses to all." HB 2604 and SB1587, if passed, would give all Arizona residents a chance to receive a driver's license regardless of legal status.
Capitol food fight: Arizona lawmakers fail to override veto of cottage food bill
Lawmakers in the Arizona House failed to get enough votes on April 25 to override a veto on a bill related to homemade food.