Arizona Supreme Court issues abortion ruling; Scottsdale mayor opposes NHL stadium | Nightly Roundup
PHOENIX - From the Arizona Supreme Court issuing a ruling on abortion law to Scottsdale, to the mayor of Scottsdale speaking out against an NHL arena project in north Phoenix, here's a look at some of the top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Tuesday, April 9.
1. Here's what you need to know about the supreme court's decision to restore a century-old abortion ban
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Arizona abortion law: What to know as near-total ban from 1864 is restored by state supreme court
A new ruling from the Arizona Supreme Court means that abortion will soon be mostly banned in Arizona as a result of a 19th century law. Here's what to know about the ruling, and what could happen in the future that can change the situation once again.
2. State politicians react to Arizona Supreme Court ruling to enforce 1864 abortion law
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Abortions in Arizona: State can enforce 1864 law, supreme court rules
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that the state can enforce its long-dormant law criminalizing all abortions except when a mother's life is at stake.
3. Scottsdale mayor David Ortega takes a stance against allowing the Coyotes in north Phoenix
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Scottsdale mayor opposes potential Arizona Coyotes arena in north Phoenix: 'Not feasible, or welcome'
The Arizona Coyotes are looking to buy state land in north Phoenix to build a new entertainment complex and arena, but the mayor of a bordering Valley city is expressing his opposition to the project.
4. The jury in the borderland murder trial of George Alan Kelly is taking a trip to his ranch
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Arizona rancher George Alan Kelly jury to take field trip to borderland property at center of murder trial
The visit to the 170-acre cattle ranch near Keno Springs outside Nogales will happen on Thursday, Fox News Digital has learned.
5. Extreme measures: A man in Kentucky faked his own death to get out of paying child support
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Father hacks state to fake death rather than pay six-figure child support debt
Prosecutors say a Kentucky father hacked into Hawaii's death registry to fake his own demise to avoid paying what he owed in child support to his ex.