Arizona leaders question safety of ICE detention facility
Arizona congressional leaders sent a letter to the Department of Homeland Security, raising questions surrounding the summer heat and lack of prior experience from the contractor, regarding the proposed detention facility in Surprise.
Arizona congressional leaders sent a letter to the Department of Homeland Security, raising questions surrounding the summer heat and lack of prior experience from the contractor, regarding the proposed detention facility in Surprise.
White Mountain Apache Tribe's Chairman files lawsuit against council
The Chairman of the White Mountain Apache Tribe, who has been under investigation for months, is now filing a lawsuit against his council, accusing them of trying to remove him without due process.
The Chairman of the White Mountain Apache Tribe, who has been under investigation for months, is now filing a lawsuit against his council, accusing them of trying to remove him without due process.
Ex-AG investigator identified as man appearing to fix camera at scene of Mesa mother's death
New details have emerged in the Feb. 28 shooting death of Maria Lewis, a Mesa mother of 7 who was killed on a neighbor's doorstep after an alleged altercation.
New details have emerged in the Feb. 28 shooting death of Maria Lewis, a Mesa mother of 7 who was killed on a neighbor's doorstep after an alleged altercation.
Tempe City Council unofficial election results
Tempe residents voted for three city council members, and early indications point to a runoff.
Tempe residents voted for three city council members, and early indications point to a runoff.
Early voting sites part of ongoing dispute between Board of Supervisors recorder
Discussions surrounding early voting for the primaries and general election continue to go back and forth. FOX 10's Nicole Krasean learns how officials are working behind the scenes to ensure voters can seamlessly cast their ballots.
Discussions surrounding early voting for the primaries and general election continue to go back and forth. FOX 10's Nicole Krasean learns how officials are working behind the scenes to ensure voters can seamlessly cast their ballots.
Officials eye early voting sites in Maricopa County amid ongoing disputes
Maricopa County officials report they are working together to coordinate early voting for the July primary and November general election, despite ongoing legal disputes and public friction.
Maricopa County officials report they are working together to coordinate early voting for the July primary and November general election, despite ongoing legal disputes and public friction.
Protests held at proposed immigration detention center in southern Arizona
Protesters gathered outside of a former state prison in Pima County intended for a new ICE detention center.
Protesters gathered outside of a former state prison in Pima County intended for a new ICE detention center.
Protesters rally against proposed ICE detention center at former Arizona prison
Protesters gathered in Pima County on March 10 to oppose a federal plan to convert a former state prison into an ICE detention center housing over 500 men.
Protesters gathered in Pima County on March 10 to oppose a federal plan to convert a former state prison into an ICE detention center housing over 500 men.
Tempe City Council election held on March 10
It's election day in Tempe where seven candidates will challenge for three city council seats.
It's election day in Tempe where seven candidates will challenge for three city council seats.
Protesters clash at Arizona Capitol over U.S. actions in Iran
Protesters and counter-protesters of the U.S. war in Iran faced off at the Arizona State Capitol, resulting in heated shouting matches and a rare handshake.
Protesters and counter-protesters of the U.S. war in Iran faced off at the Arizona State Capitol, resulting in heated shouting matches and a rare handshake.
Opponents and supporters of Mideast war at AZ Capitol
It was a tense situation as both sides yelled at each other, but it all ended with a handshake.
It was a tense situation as both sides yelled at each other, but it all ended with a handshake.
AZ Charlie Kirk license plate bill vetoed
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has vetoed Senate Bill 1439, which would have created Arizona license plat es memorializing late conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The proceeds would have benefited Kirk's organization, Turning Point USA.
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has vetoed Senate Bill 1439, which would have created Arizona license plat es memorializing late conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The proceeds would have benefited Kirk's organization, Turning Point USA.
AZ ICE custody death prompts accountability calls
ICE officials are responding to the death of a Haitian man who died in Arizona while in their custody. The man's family, along with lawmakers, say he didn't receive timely medical care. FOX 10's Ellen McNamara has more.
ICE officials are responding to the death of a Haitian man who died in Arizona while in their custody. The man's family, along with lawmakers, say he didn't receive timely medical care. FOX 10's Ellen McNamara has more.
Marijuana odor bill advances in Arizona Legislature
A proposal that would make excessive marijuana smell a public nuisance is advancing at the state capitol.
A proposal that would make excessive marijuana smell a public nuisance is advancing at the state capitol.
Election 2026 poll: Biggs leads Schweikert, Hobbs edges GOP candidates
New polling numbers in the Arizona governor's race show that Republican Andy Biggs has a large lead over David Schweikert, but Governor Katie Hobbs has an early lead over both candidates.
New polling numbers in the Arizona governor's race show that Republican Andy Biggs has a large lead over David Schweikert, but Governor Katie Hobbs has an early lead over both candidates.
Cindy McCain stepping down from World Food Program role
Cindy McCain announced she is stepping down as the executive director of the U.N. World Food Program. The widow of late Arizona Senator John McCain suffered a mile stroke last October, but returned to the organization months later.
Cindy McCain announced she is stepping down as the executive director of the U.N. World Food Program. The widow of late Arizona Senator John McCain suffered a mile stroke last October, but returned to the organization months later.
Protecting AZ's children: Lawmakers push for DCS reform
Cases involving Arizona's Department of Child Safety, like 10-year-old Rebekah Baptiste, are pushing lawmakers and advocates to call for reform to protect children. FOX 10's Nicole Krasean has more on the bills hoping to prevent future deaths.
Cases involving Arizona's Department of Child Safety, like 10-year-old Rebekah Baptiste, are pushing lawmakers and advocates to call for reform to protect children. FOX 10's Nicole Krasean has more on the bills hoping to prevent future deaths.
'The system is broken': Lawmakers push for reform in potential child abuse cases
Arizona lawmakers are pushing for DCS reform following the death of 10-year-old Rebekah Baptiste, whose family was reportedly flagged 19 times before her murder.
Arizona lawmakers are pushing for DCS reform following the death of 10-year-old Rebekah Baptiste, whose family was reportedly flagged 19 times before her murder.
DHS details $70M Surprise facility as 1,500-bed migrant processing center
Federal officials revealed a $70 million, 418,000-square-foot facility in Surprise will serve as a short-term processing center for 500 to 1,500 migrants. The site will facilitate the intake and transfer of people, with stays averaging 3 to 7 days.
Federal officials revealed a $70 million, 418,000-square-foot facility in Surprise will serve as a short-term processing center for 500 to 1,500 migrants. The site will facilitate the intake and transfer of people, with stays averaging 3 to 7 days.
Alleged racial taunts, spitting at Arizona high school basketball game prompts investigations
A State Rep. is calling for an investigation into alleged racial taunts and physical abuse directed at Chinle High School players during a playoff game in Coolidge.
A State Rep. is calling for an investigation into alleged racial taunts and physical abuse directed at Chinle High School players during a playoff game in Coolidge.