'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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Proposed bill would penalize those interfering with lawful arrests | Newsmaker
In this episode of Newsmaker, Pinal County Attorney Brad Miller discusses a proposed Arizona bill aimed at penalizing individuals who interfere with law enforcement during arrests, citing a recent fatal incident in Minnesota as a catalyst for drawing a clearer line between protected protest and dangerous obstruction.
Dueling statements on recent suspension of Mayor's Chief of Staff
After the Mayor's Chief of Staff, Lamar Whitmer, was removed from the Scottsdale City Hall this week, the mayor and city are giving conflicting responses on his suspension.
Gov. Hobbs proposes $17B for next fiscal year
Gov. Katie Hobbs has released her budget proposal for the next fiscal year, carving out $17 billion for things including middle class tax cuts and an income cap for families in the ESA program.
Former prosecutor outlines legal limits of ICE operations
As immigration enforcement continues across the Phoenix area, a former federal prosecutor is outlining the legal rights and risks for U.S. citizens facing interactions with federal agents. FOX 10's Brian Webb has the details.
Former Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema facing lawsuit over alleged affair with bodyguard
A North Carolina woman is suing former Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema for more than $25,000, alleging Sinema’s affair with the woman's husband destroyed their 14-year marriage under the state’s "alienation of affection" law.
Kyrsten Sinema sued for 'alienation of affection' over alleged affair with bodyguard
Former Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema is being sued in North Carolina for "alienation of affection" by a woman who alleges Sinema had an affair with her husband, a former security staffer, that ended their 14-year marriage. FOX 10's Megan Spector reports.
New details emerge in Kyrsten Sinema lawsuit
A civil lawsuit against former Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema alleges she encouraged a member of her security detail to bring MDMA on a work trip so she could "guide him through a psychedelic experience." FOX 10's Megan Spector reports.
Affordability proposal sparks debate over AZ short-term rental fees
Gov. Katie Hobbs proposed a $3.50 nightly fee on short-term rentals to bankroll a new Arizona Affordability Fund, aiming to help residents with living costs, though rental hosts and Airbnb warn the fee may hurt tourism. FOX 10's Taylor Wirtz reports.
Mark Brnovich: Former Arizona attorney general has died
Mark Brnovich, a man who once served as Arizona's Attorney General, and was once nominated as a U.S. Ambassador to Serbia, has passed away at the age of 59.
Hobbs proposes $3.50 nightly short-term rental fee to fund Arizona affordability
Gov. Katie Hobbs proposed a new $3.50 nightly fee on short-term rentals like Airbnb and Vrbo to bankroll the Arizona Affordability Fund, an initiative aimed at helping struggling residents pay utility bills and lower housing costs.
Pinal County Attorney proposes bill to support ICE operations
Attorney Brad Miller is proposing a bill that would criminalize the interference of a lawful arrest, in an attempt to bring order following the deadly ICE shooting in Minneapolis. FOX 10's Ashlie Rodriguez learns more.