Man sentenced for threatening Maricopa County supervisor
Ryan Hadland, a Phoenix resident, has been sentenced to probation for sending a threatening email to Maricopa County Supervisor Bill Gates shortly after the 2022 election. Gates is not seeking re-election this year. He previously told The Washington Post that he suffers from PTSD from threats and harassment that he's received for upholding the results of the 2020 election.
Ryan Hadland, a Phoenix resident, has been sentenced to probation for sending a threatening email to Maricopa County Supervisor Bill Gates shortly after the 2022 election. Gates is not seeking re-election this year. He previously told The Washington Post that he suffers from PTSD from threats and harassment that he's received for upholding the results of the 2020 election.
Gina Swoboda elected as Arizona GOP Chair days after Jeff DeWit's resignation
Gina Swoboda has been elected as the new chair of the Arizona Republican Party following Jeff DeWit's resignation over a leaked audio recording.
Gina Swoboda has been elected as the new chair of the Arizona Republican Party following Jeff DeWit's resignation over a leaked audio recording.
AZ Freedom Fest canceled after Trump backs out
Former President Donald Trump will not be coming to Arizona on Jan. 26 for a previously-scheduled rally. GOP officials say this is because Trump is required to attend to court obligations.
Former President Donald Trump will not be coming to Arizona on Jan. 26 for a previously-scheduled rally. GOP officials say this is because Trump is required to attend to court obligations.
Nightly Roundup: AZ GOP head resigns amid audio furor; bereaved father speaks out
From latest developments in the Gilbert teen violence case to an ongoing political controversy in Arizona, here's a look at some of our top stories.
From latest developments in the Gilbert teen violence case to an ongoing political controversy in Arizona, here's a look at some of our top stories.
AZ Senate GOP announces border plan
Republicans in the Arizona State Senate announced a plan on Jan. 24 that aims to deter illegal crossings along the U.S.-Mexico border. A bill named 'Arizona Border Invasion Act' would allow local, county, and state law enforcement to arrest people who cross illegally, or refuse to leave after being ordered to for certain crimes.
Republicans in the Arizona State Senate announced a plan on Jan. 24 that aims to deter illegal crossings along the U.S.-Mexico border. A bill named 'Arizona Border Invasion Act' would allow local, county, and state law enforcement to arrest people who cross illegally, or refuse to leave after being ordered to for certain crimes.
Arizona GOP Chairman resigns: Jeff DeWit was at center of audio recording controversy
The leader of the Arizona Republican Party has announced his resignation, in a long letter where he leveled criticism against Senate candidate Kari Lake over recent controversy involving an audio recording.
The leader of the Arizona Republican Party has announced his resignation, in a long letter where he leveled criticism against Senate candidate Kari Lake over recent controversy involving an audio recording.
Arizona GOP head Jeff DeWit resigns amid audio row
Arizona GOP head Jeff DeWit is stepping down from his role amid a controversy over a recording that featured a conversation between him and GOP senate candidate Kari Lake. FOX 10's Lauren Clark reports.
Arizona GOP head Jeff DeWit is stepping down from his role amid a controversy over a recording that featured a conversation between him and GOP senate candidate Kari Lake. FOX 10's Lauren Clark reports.
3 people vying for interim Maricopa County Sheriff position change political party, board of supervisor says
A Maricopa County Board of Supervisor says three people vying to become interim sheriff have changed their political affiliations from Republican to Democrat. It comes as the board needs to appoint an interim sheriff of the same political party as Paul Penzone, a Democrat.
A Maricopa County Board of Supervisor says three people vying to become interim sheriff have changed their political affiliations from Republican to Democrat. It comes as the board needs to appoint an interim sheriff of the same political party as Paul Penzone, a Democrat.
Political shake ups influence MCSO sheriff vacancy
A Maricopa County Board of Supervisor says three people vying to become interim sheriff have changed their political affiliations from Republican to Democrat. It comes as the board needs to appoint an interim sheriff of the same political party as Paul Penzone, a Democrat.
A Maricopa County Board of Supervisor says three people vying to become interim sheriff have changed their political affiliations from Republican to Democrat. It comes as the board needs to appoint an interim sheriff of the same political party as Paul Penzone, a Democrat.
'Bigger Than Roe Women's March' held at Arizona Capitol
Arizona is becoming an abortion battleground state after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022. On Saturday, Jan. 20, hundreds of people marched to the Arizona Capitol demanding abortion rights.
Arizona is becoming an abortion battleground state after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022. On Saturday, Jan. 20, hundreds of people marched to the Arizona Capitol demanding abortion rights.
'Bigger Than Roe Women's March' held at Arizona Capitol
Arizona is becoming an abortion battleground state after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022. On Saturday, Jan. 20, hundreds of people marched to the Arizona Capitol demanding abortion rights.
Arizona is becoming an abortion battleground state after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022. On Saturday, Jan. 20, hundreds of people marched to the Arizona Capitol demanding abortion rights.
Revamped 'tamale bill' advances out of AZ committee
The so-called "tamale bill" has advanced out of committee with a number of changes. Arizona law allows the street sales of what are known as "cottage foods", but the bill seeks to add certain cooked foods, like tamales, to the list. Last year, Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed the bill despite it passing with a majority of support from both sides of the aisle in the House and Senate. She now sounds more optimistic about the possibility of signing the new bill. "My team is actively engaged on it and I'm looking forward to getting a bill that I can sign," Hobbs said. The measure must be debated and approved by the full House and Senate before making it to Hobbs' desk.
The so-called "tamale bill" has advanced out of committee with a number of changes. Arizona law allows the street sales of what are known as "cottage foods", but the bill seeks to add certain cooked foods, like tamales, to the list. Last year, Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed the bill despite it passing with a majority of support from both sides of the aisle in the House and Senate. She now sounds more optimistic about the possibility of signing the new bill. "My team is actively engaged on it and I'm looking forward to getting a bill that I can sign," Hobbs said. The measure must be debated and approved by the full House and Senate before making it to Hobbs' desk.
Advocates speak on AZ nondiscrimination act
Advocates for the LGBTQ+ community spoke at the Arizona State Capitol on Jan. 18 in support of House Bill 2625, the Statewide Non-discrimination Act that was introduced in the state legislature.
Advocates for the LGBTQ+ community spoke at the Arizona State Capitol on Jan. 18 in support of House Bill 2625, the Statewide Non-discrimination Act that was introduced in the state legislature.
Goodyear boy speaks before city council on problem with speeding in the community
After a young boy shared his concerns at a Goodyear City Council meeting, the nine-year-old was invited to the Mayor's Office for a chat, and the mayor said he is taking his concerns about speeding seriously.
After a young boy shared his concerns at a Goodyear City Council meeting, the nine-year-old was invited to the Mayor's Office for a chat, and the mayor said he is taking his concerns about speeding seriously.
Meet the 'future mayor' of Goodyear
A young boy in the West Valley may have a future in politics. After he shared his concerns at a Goodyear City Council meeting, the nine-year-old was invited to the Mayor's Office for a chat. FOX 10's Marissa Sarbak reports.
A young boy in the West Valley may have a future in politics. After he shared his concerns at a Goodyear City Council meeting, the nine-year-old was invited to the Mayor's Office for a chat. FOX 10's Marissa Sarbak reports.
Judge says No Labels can block candidates from running for offices other than president in Arizona
No Labels, the group preparing for a possible third-party presidential campaign, can prohibit members from using its ballot line to run for office in Arizona, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.
No Labels, the group preparing for a possible third-party presidential campaign, can prohibit members from using its ballot line to run for office in Arizona, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.
AZ lawmaker proposes making Pluto state planet
State Rep. Justin Wilmeth of Phoenix introduced legislation that would make Pluto the "official state planet."
State Rep. Justin Wilmeth of Phoenix introduced legislation that would make Pluto the "official state planet."
Gov. Hobbs proposes plan to extend Prop. 123
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs released her plan to renew Prop. 123, which would provide more pay for teachers and other education funding past its 2025 expiration.
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs released her plan to renew Prop. 123, which would provide more pay for teachers and other education funding past its 2025 expiration.
Bill banning photo radar enforcement in Arizona advances in the legislature
A bill to ban photo radar enforcement in the state advances at the Arizona Capitol. The bill by Republican State Senator Wendy Rogers passed 4-3 in the Senate Transportation Committee Wednesday night.
A bill to ban photo radar enforcement in the state advances at the Arizona Capitol. The bill by Republican State Senator Wendy Rogers passed 4-3 in the Senate Transportation Committee Wednesday night.
Bill banning photo radar enforcement in Arizona advances
A bill to ban photo radar enforcement in the state advances at the Arizona Capitol. The bill by Republican State Senator Wendy Rogers passed 4-3 in the Senate Transportation Committee Wednesday night.
A bill to ban photo radar enforcement in the state advances at the Arizona Capitol. The bill by Republican State Senator Wendy Rogers passed 4-3 in the Senate Transportation Committee Wednesday night.