Arizona Sen. Kelly is the subject of a Pentagon investigation
The Pentagon is reviewing Sen. Mark Kelly over a video urging U.S. troops to defy what he calls illegal orders. A criminal defense attorney discussed the possibility of the senator being recalled to service.
Rep. David Schweikert In Studio | FOX 10 Talks
Syleste Rodriguez, Ron Hoon, Ty Brennan & Anita Roman talk about the day's biggest stories. On today's show, Meteorologist Krystal Ortiz joins us to talk about the fog in the Valley. Plus, Congressman David Schweikert joins us to discuss running for Governor of Arizona. Also, Eric O'Neill joins us to talk about the Epstein Files, and more.
Time running out for Arizona to make deal on Colorado water rights
The clock is ticking for several western states, including Arizona, to make a deal on water rights, as the current deal expires at the end of 2026.
Adelaida Grijalva sworn in, vows to honor father’s legacy in Congress | Newsmaker
Arizona’s newest representative says she’ll focus on education, the environment, and working families after a delayed start.
Ex-Tucson City Council candidate hurt in home invasion
Jay Tolkoff, a former candidate for the Tucson City Council, is recovering after he was stabbed during a home invasion.
Fountain Hills town council suspends public comment amid allegations of proselytizing
Big changes are coming to how the public can have their voice heard at Fountain Hills town hall meetings.
AZ school voucher expansion draws fire over fraud allegations, cost concerns
Arizona's universal school voucher program (ESA) faces scrutiny & fraud allegations over its $1 billion cost for 92,000 students, fueling a political conflict between Republican Superintendent Tom Horne and Democratic Attorney General Kris Mayes.
Arizona school voucher program faces fraud scrutiny
Costing about $1 billion for 92,000 students since its 2022 expansion, Arizona's universal voucher program (ESA) faces intense fraud scrutiny and a political fight between key state officials. FOX 10's Steve Nielsen reports.
Former state lawmaker pleads guilty to forging signatures
Former Arizona state lawmaker Austin Cole Smith admitted to signing the name of a deceased woman on one of his reelection petitions, the Arizona Attorney General's Office said. Smith served in the state House from 2023-2025.
Peoria school district eliminates DEI initiatives
The governing board of a West Valley school district has voted to terminate its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives. Several school districts across the U.S. have rescinded similar policies due to funding threats by the Trump administration. =
Lawmakers question AHCCCS in behavioral health fraud fallout
A third oversight hearing was held on Nov. 12 to question Arizona's medical agency nearly two years after the state initiated a massive crackdown on Medicaid fraud. FOX 10 Investigator Justin Lum reports.
Adelita Grijalva finally sworn in to Congress
After a weeks-long delay that following her victory in a special election for her late father's remaining term, Adelita Grijalva has finally been sworn in as Arizona's newest Congresswoman.
Lawmakers press AHCCCS officials as behavioral health providers await payments
State lawmakers held a third oversight hearing with the new AHCCCS director regarding the recent massive Medicaid fraud crackdown.
Rep. Adelita Grijalva sworn in on Nov. 12 by House Speaker Mike Johnson
Nearly two months after winning a special election, Arizona Rep. Adelita Grijalva was sworn into Congress on Wednesday.
House Speaker Mike Johnson swears in Rep. Adelita Grijalva
After being elected by Arizona's Congressional District 7 in September, Rep. Adelita Grijalva has finally been sworn-in by House Speaker Mike Johnson.
AZ Dems say funding plan 'does nothing' for affordable healthcare
U.S. House members are expected to vote to reopen the government on Nov. 12. FOX 10's Ashlie Rodriguez hears from Arizona Democrats, who plan to vote against the Senate's funding plan.
SNAP benefit confusion and worries persist amid back-and-forth by officials
"It’s confusing. What are we supposed to do?" said one Arizona woman who said she feels pressured to spend the SNAP benefits she received quickly, as uncertainties persist over the benefits amid the ongoing government shutdown.
SNAP benefit worries persist amid back-and-forth
On Nov. 7, full SNAP benefit payments went out to recipients in Arizona, but the Trump administration is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to block full benefit payments during the shutdown. The back-and-forth has some Arizonans who rely on the benefits concerned. FOX 10's Ashlie Rodriguez reports.
Gov. Hobbs announces additional $1.8M for Arizonans needing food
Gov. Katie Hobbs announced an additional $1.8 million in funding to support residents impacted by the federal government shutdown and disruption to SNAP benefits.
Trump pardons people involved in election interference
President Donald Trump has granted "full, complete and unconditional pardons" to dozens of people alleged to be involved in attempts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. The list includes alleged "fake electors" who were indicted in Arizona.