Arizona county supervisors hire lawyers to undo deal with ICE
Pinal County leaders have voted to start a civil lawsuit over an agreement county attorney Brad Miller made with ICE, claiming Miller was not authorized to make such a deal.
Pinal County leaders have voted to start a civil lawsuit over an agreement county attorney Brad Miller made with ICE, claiming Miller was not authorized to make such a deal.
Phoenix businesses join nationwide 'ICE Out' to protest immigration raids
Several local businesses across the Valley will close their doors Friday, Jan. 30, as part of a nationwide "ICE Out" shutdown to protest recent federal immigration operations.
Several local businesses across the Valley will close their doors Friday, Jan. 30, as part of a nationwide "ICE Out" shutdown to protest recent federal immigration operations.
Sober Living scandal: GOP state lawmaker proposes changes to American Indian Health Plan
"AHCCCS is not equipped to safely and effectively serve as an operational health plan for the American Indian Health Plan," said a Republican state lawmaker who made a big proposal.
"AHCCCS is not equipped to safely and effectively serve as an operational health plan for the American Indian Health Plan," said a Republican state lawmaker who made a big proposal.
Sober Living: AZ state senator proposes reform
In recent years, we have been covering the multi-billion dollar sober living scheme, and now, a member of the Arizona State Senate has proposed a bill that aims to combat waste. Not all, however, agree with the bill. FOX 10 Investigator Justin Lum reports.
In recent years, we have been covering the multi-billion dollar sober living scheme, and now, a member of the Arizona State Senate has proposed a bill that aims to combat waste. Not all, however, agree with the bill. FOX 10 Investigator Justin Lum reports.
Work begins on McCain Library and Museum in Tempe
Tempe broke ground Thursday on the McCain Library and Museum. The 22-acre site near Mill Avenue and Curry Road will house the late senator’s archives and the McCain Institute to honor his 35 years of service.
Tempe broke ground Thursday on the McCain Library and Museum. The 22-acre site near Mill Avenue and Curry Road will house the late senator’s archives and the McCain Institute to honor his 35 years of service.
ICE protesters interrupt lawmakers as they advance immigration enforcement bill
Chaos erupted during a senate committee hearing on Jan. 26, as lawmakers advanced a bill that would require law enforcement to notify ICE when they determine someone arrested or detained is in the U.S. illegally.
Chaos erupted during a senate committee hearing on Jan. 26, as lawmakers advanced a bill that would require law enforcement to notify ICE when they determine someone arrested or detained is in the U.S. illegally.
Fmr. AZ lawmaker dies days after motorcycle accident on I-10, family says
Noel Campbell, a Prescott native who served three terms representing District 1, has passed away at the age of 84.
Noel Campbell, a Prescott native who served three terms representing District 1, has passed away at the age of 84.
Ex-ASU QB launches Independent bid for AZ governor
Hugh Lytle, a former ASU quarterback turned healthcare executive, announced he is launching an Independent bid for the governor of Arizona.
Hugh Lytle, a former ASU quarterback turned healthcare executive, announced he is launching an Independent bid for the governor of Arizona.
‘I will not be deterred’: AG Kris Mayes doubles down on ICE criticism despite backlash
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is doubling down on her criticism of federal immigration tactics, launching a website for Arizonans to report "unlawful activity" by ICE agents.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is doubling down on her criticism of federal immigration tactics, launching a website for Arizonans to report "unlawful activity" by ICE agents.
Fontes accuses DOJ of 'blackmail' over Minnesota voter data and ICE removal offer
Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes claims the DOJ offered to pull ICE from Minnesota in exchange for sensitive voter rolls.
Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes claims the DOJ offered to pull ICE from Minnesota in exchange for sensitive voter rolls.
Arizona AG faces criticism over statement on 'Stand Your Ground' laws
Attorney General Kris Mayes is facing backlash from some Republicans after expressing concerns over federal agents wearing masks and not identifying themselves during raids.
Attorney General Kris Mayes is facing backlash from some Republicans after expressing concerns over federal agents wearing masks and not identifying themselves during raids.
'Charlie Kirk Highway' bill advances in Arizona Senate Committee
If passed, the bill instructs ADOT to place signs along the highway of the Loop 202 with the new designation.
If passed, the bill instructs ADOT to place signs along the highway of the Loop 202 with the new designation.
Lawmakers push back after thousands of citations improperly signed in Mesa
Mesa traffic officials improperly used a retired judge’s electronic signature on more than 43,000 photo enforcement citations issued between 2020 and 2024.
Mesa traffic officials improperly used a retired judge’s electronic signature on more than 43,000 photo enforcement citations issued between 2020 and 2024.
Retired judge's digital signature used on 40K+ traffic citations
A retired judge's digital signature was used for months on more than 43,000 traffic citations, and driver's weren't notified. FOX 10's Kenzie Beach learns more on how lawmakers are pushing back.
A retired judge's digital signature was used for months on more than 43,000 traffic citations, and driver's weren't notified. FOX 10's Kenzie Beach learns more on how lawmakers are pushing back.
Bill to name Arizona highway after Charlie Kirk moves forward
A bill to designate Loop 202 as the "Charlie Kirk Highway" cleared the Arizona Senate Public Safety Committee on Jan. 21 with Republican support.
A bill to designate Loop 202 as the "Charlie Kirk Highway" cleared the Arizona Senate Public Safety Committee on Jan. 21 with Republican support.
Photo radar bill: AZ Senate committee advances proposal
A bill to let voters decide whether to ban photo radar enforcement in Arizona is moving forward in the state legislature.
A bill to let voters decide whether to ban photo radar enforcement in Arizona is moving forward in the state legislature.
Lawmakers appeal FEMA’s denial of flood relief for Gila, Mohave counties
Four Republican congressmen from Arizona are urging FEMA and President Donald Trump to reconsider a denied disaster declaration for Gila and Mohave counties, following September flooding that updated assessments now value at $100 million in damages.
Four Republican congressmen from Arizona are urging FEMA and President Donald Trump to reconsider a denied disaster declaration for Gila and Mohave counties, following September flooding that updated assessments now value at $100 million in damages.
Arizona lawmakers urge FEMA to reconsider disaster aid for rural counties
Four Arizona GOP congressmen are calling on federal officials to reverse a decision denying disaster relief funds to Gila and Mohave counties following devastating floods in September 2025.
Four Arizona GOP congressmen are calling on federal officials to reverse a decision denying disaster relief funds to Gila and Mohave counties following devastating floods in September 2025.
Proposed bill to allow voters to decide on traffic camera ban
A Senate resolution, proposed by state lawmakers, would allow voters to ban the use of photo radar enforcement cams. FOX 10's Nicole Krasean learns more about what drivers think of this proposal.
A Senate resolution, proposed by state lawmakers, would allow voters to ban the use of photo radar enforcement cams. FOX 10's Nicole Krasean learns more about what drivers think of this proposal.
Voters could decide on banning traffic cameras in Arizona
Arizona lawmakers are pushing a new resolution that would allow voters to decide whether to implement a statewide ban on photo enforcement cameras.
Arizona lawmakers are pushing a new resolution that would allow voters to decide whether to implement a statewide ban on photo enforcement cameras.