Arizona AG Kris Mayes holds townhall on DOGE impacts
Arizona's AG, Kris Mayes, was joined by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torrez and Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield to talk about the impacts on DOGE on Arizonans on March 5. This is one of several townhalls that will be held.
Previous 15-week abortion ban in AZ deemed 'unconstitutional'
Arizona's previous 15-week abortion ban has been officially declared "unconstitutional." However, March 5's ruling doesn't change the law on the books for Arizona, which is Prop 139, approved by Arizona voters last November.
AZ judge blocks state's 15-week abortion ban
Months after voters in the state approved a ballot measure that allows for abortion up to around 22 to 24 weeks, a judge in Arizona has declared the state's existing 15-week abortion ban as unconstitutional.
Hundreds show up for 'March Fourth Against Monarchy' protest in Phoenix
Hundreds of protesters gathered for a third time this year at the Arizona State Capitol and rallied along with others across the nation against the Trump administration. They called it the "March Fourth Against Monarchy."
Hundreds show up to 'March Fourth Against Monarchy'
Hundreds of protesters gathered for a third time this year at the Arizona State Capitol and rallied along with others across the nation against the Trump administration. They called it the "March Fourth Against Monarchy." FOX 10's Ashlie Rodriguez has more.
AG sues cord blood bank company for deception
A new lawsuit by Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes claims cord blood bank company CBR used unethical practices to mislead parents about their services.
Arizona AG Kris Mayes sues cord blood bank for deceiving parents
A cord blood bank company called CBR was sued by Attorney General Kris Mayes for deceptive, unethical practices and a kickback program that paid doctors kickbacks for their service.
2026 Election: Marlene Galán-Woods launches new campaign for AZ congressional seat
Former Arizona journalist Marlene Galán-Woods is making another run for Congress.
Marlene Galán-Woods running for Congress again
Marlene Galán-Woods, who is the widow of former Arizona Attorney General Grant Woods, is making a second run for political office in Arizona.
Preston's Law passes through AZ State House
The law would increase penalties for aggravated assault in cases where there are two or more accomplices. The bill is named after Preston Lord, a 16-year-old who was killed after an attack at a Halloween party in 2023.
Kelly, Stanton, Biggs, Gosar react to Trump-Zelenskyy meeting
An Arizona senator and congressman are reacting with varying opinions on the exchange between President Trump and Ukraine's President Zelenskyy.
DEI content removed from Luke AFB's social media
Luke Air Force Base, as well as all other military entities, are ridding their social media accounts from DEI-related posts. This comes after an executive order from the Trump administration and memo from the Department of Defense.
Luke AFB removes DEI-related posts from social media
A social media post from Luke Air Force Base said that several of its posts relating to DEI have been deleted. It's in accordance with an executive order to end DEI mentions online.
Animal advocates support bill for pet care standards
A bill that passed through committee in the Arizona State Senate will define what adequate pet care standards need to be met by pet owners to prevent animal abuse. FOX 10's Justin Lum has the story.
'Common sense': Advocates say tougher animal cruelty laws will prevent egregious cases in AZ
A bill proposed in the Arizona State Senate aims to set clear parameters of animal cruelty laws as animal advocates clamor to curb a 29% increase in animal cruelty cases over the last two years.
Arizona HB 2894 could make the Silver Alert more immediate for missing people
A bill is making its way through the Arizona legislature that some parents say could save lives. If passed, HB 2894 would expand the criteria for a Silver Alert to help more people with disabilities.
Arizona Missing Children's Task Force: What they're fighting for
We're hearing from Rhonda Dequier and Leila Woodard of the Arizona Missing Children's Taskforce about their fight to bring legislation forward that will help kids have better protections when they go missing.
Arizona bill works to make Silver Alerts more immediate
A bill is making its way through the Arizona legislature that some parents say could save lives. If passed, HB 2894 would expand the criteria for a Silver Alert to help people with disabilities. FOX 10's Nicole Krasean has more.
Arizona lawmakers work to recapture taxes at Chase Field to pay for repairs, upgrades
HB 2704, introduced by Rep. Jeff Weninger, would recapture sales and income taxes associated with the field and the Arizona Diamondbacks, and direct them to funding repairs and upgrades. Not everyone's on board with the proposed plans.
Bill to bring your own alcohol to AZ golf courses advances
The Arizona House advanced a bill to allow you to bring your own booze to the golf course. Republican Rep. Alex Kolodin of Scottsdale sponsored HB 2411. It would allow people to bring their own alcohol to a golf course that's at least 1,000 yards in size and already sells alcohol.