Tempe City Council passes new event permit rules amid controversy, late-night comments
A Tempe City Council meeting that began on the night of July 1 ended after the stroke of midnight, following hours of testimony over a new event permit rule that has generated a degree of controversy in the East Valley city.
Tempe residents speak out on controversial rules
It was a late night at Tempe City Hall, as members of the city council passed new regulations at 1:19 a.m. on July 2, after hours of public testimony. The rules, which involves permit for gatherings, has generated a degree of controversy. FOX 10's Steve Nielsen reports.
Special primary election set to take place for Arizona congressional seat: Here's what to know
A special congressional primary is coming up for some voters in Arizona. Here's what to know about the race to succeed the late Raúl Grijalva in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Arizona Gov. Hobbs officially signs budget bill
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs held a signing ceremony on July 1 where she officially signed the state budget. Following the ceremony, Hobbs answered questions from the media.
Arizona family worried about possible Medicaid cuts
It appears Medicaid cuts are on the table in President Trump's budget bill, if passed, and it's concerning some Arizona families who rely on the public program. FOX 10's Steve Nielsen has this story.
Recorder's office blames vendor after thousands of voters were incorrectly flagged
Thousands of Maricopa Co. voters were wrongly notified their voting rights were jeopardized by an error, requiring 90 days to provide citizenship proof for local elections. The county blames a vendor, while the recorder's silence draws his predecessor's criticism.
Maricopa County error flags thousands of voters
Thousands of voters were wrongly told their voting rights were jeopardized & must provide citizenship proof within 90 days to vote locally. The Maricopa County error, blamed on a vendor, says voters must fix the mix-up themselves. FOX 10's Kenzie Beach has more.
Lawmakers reach budget deal; Gov. Hobbs signs bill
The Arizona budget needed to be signed before midnight June 30 to prevent the state from experiencing its first government shutdown. The bipartisan spending plan is $17.6 billion.
"I got pretty revved up": Voters angry over address confirmation letters from Maricopa County
A mistake from the Maricopa County Recorder's Office left thousands of people concerned about their information. FOX 10's Brian Webb has more on what your should know if you received a letter.
Arizona lawmakers race against the clock to avoid historic government shutdown
Arizona is potentially a few days away from the first government shutdown in our state's history. FOX 10's Lauren Clark reports.
Greg Stanton, Kari Lake spar during Capitol Hill hearing
On Capitol Hill, a dramatic showdown between Democratic Arizona Congressman Greg Stanton and Kari Lake, who serves as President Donald Trump's senior advisor to the "U.S. Agency for Global Media." During a House committee hearing on June 25, Lake defended cuts to the agency that oversees "Voice of America" and other "Public Service Media Networks." FOX 10's Ellen McNamara reports.
Budget bills vetoed by Arizona Governor – here's why
Arizona is closer to its first-ever state government shutdown after the Governor vetoed 2 budget bills on Wednesday. She said the bills would "shortchange public safety, childcare, and the state's veterans," highlighting lawmakers' continued disagreement.
Arizona Gov. Hobbs vetoes budget bills as government shutdown nears
Arizona's Governor vetoed two budget bills on Wednesday afternoon, saying they would “shortchange public safety, childcare, and the state’s veterans." This brings Arizona closer to a first-ever state government shutdown as lawmakers can't agree on a budget.
Arizona AG Mayes suing President Trump once again
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is joining 21 other states in the lawsuit, which claims Trump doesn't have the power to terminate billions in federal funding.
House passes budget despite Governor's opposition
The Arizona House passed a budget to avoid a government shutdown, but Gov. Katie Hobbs said she won't sign it. House Democrats criticized the move, saying Republicans refused to negotiate a bipartisan deal. FOX 10's Lindsey Ragas has this report.
Arizona House passes budget amid shutdown threat
Arizona's House approved a budget to prevent a shutdown, but Gov. Katie Hobbs won't sign it. Democrats in the House slammed the move, alleging Republicans wouldn't negotiate a bipartisan budget supported by the governor and Senate.
Arizona state government on verge of shutdown
Arizona's state government is on the brink of a shutdown if House lawmakers fail to reach an agreement on a new budget. They have until Monday to present a funding plan that Governor Katie Hobbs will sign.
Gov. Hobbs expected to veto House GOP budget
Gov. Katie Hobbs announced she will veto the House Republican's continuation budget. Hobbs and the Arizona Senate agreed on a $17.6 billion budget, sending it to the House. It's unclear if the House will approve it before next Monday's deadline.
Arizona lawmakers send Chase Field bill to Gov. Hobbs
The Arizona House passed a bipartisan bill to help fund repairs at Chase Field, allocating around $500 million over the next 30 years to pay for those improvements. The bill now heads to Gov. Katie Hobbs to sign.
Budget battle brewing at the AZ state capitol
Senate Republicans want to pass a continuation budget to keep the government running until a full bill is passed, but Gov. Hobbs says that would jeopardize basic government functions.