Anti-Trump protest took place in Phoenix on Presidents' Day
Organizers called the protest "No Kings on Presidents' Day." They say they are protesting Trump's plans for immigration enforcement.
Arizona bill would give law enforcement power to target drones at the U.S.-Mexico Border
Arizona law enforcement are hoping to ramp up the fight against drug cartels, and a bill at the state legislature aims to give them more powers to do so.
Intercepting drug smuggling drones at Arizona border
Attorney General Kris Mayes and other Arizona leaders held a news conference on Feb. 17 to discuss HB2733, which would provide immunity to law enforcement when intercepting drones engaged in drug smuggling and other crimes near the southern border.
Rep. Yassamin Ansari hosts town hall in Maryvale
Congresswoman Yassamin Ansari was back in Arizona hosting a town hall in Maryvale to help inform constituents of their rights amid a flurry of immigration reform orders from the executive branch.
State Sen. Jake Hoffman granted immunity from ticket
Another Arizona State Senator got out of a traffic violation due to constitutional immunity. This time it was Queen Creek Sen. Jake Hoffman.
Arizona state lawmaker Jake Hoffman avoids speeding ticket due to legislative immunity
Arizona legislators are avoiding speeding tickets due to constitutional immunity, sparking debate on accountability and if the rule should remain in place.
Howdy: Arizona's state greeting? Learn more about HB2764
A greeting often associated with cowboys could soon become Arizona's official greeting, if a bill introduced to the state legislature becomes law.
AZ GOP lawmakers tout new ballot counting bill despite veto threat from Gov. Hobbs
Republicans at the Arizona State Legislature say they have a solution to criticisms over perceived slowness in the release of election results back in November, but the bill is facing some obstacles.
Stephen Richer talks about AZ election reform bill
Since 2000, it has taken an average of about two weeks to count every vote in elections, and the speed of the count has been getting more attention in recent years due to closer election results and a very divided electorate. We spoke with former Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer about an election reform bill that Republicans in the Arizona State Legislature proposed.
Gov. Hobbs breaks ground on new AZ dispatch center
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs joined DFFM State Fire Management Officer John Truett, Modular Solutions Senior Project Manager Lorenzo Chavez, and ADC Manager Michael Hale to break ground on a news Arizona Interagency Dispatch Center in Phoenix.
Yuma mayor gives update on border encounters
The Trump administration has made several changes at the border that are impacting our state. Yuma Mayor Douglas Nicholls joined AZAM to discuss how things are looking at the border.
House bill to allow alcohol on golf courses advances
An Arizona House bill that would permit golfers to bring their own alcohol to courses that already sell alcohol advanced through the committee stage.
AZ ballot counting bill faces obstacles
After some people sharply criticized what they felt were slow election results in November, Republicans at the Arizona State Legislature say they have a solution, but there is an obstacle when it comes to turning this bill into law. FOX 10's Lauren Clark explains.
2026 Election: Karrin Taylor Robson launches 2nd run for Arizona governor
Karrin Taylor Robson, who mounted an unsuccessful campaign for the GOP gubernatorial nomination in 2022, is running once again for Arizona's highest office.
Scottsdale City Council votes to end DEI hiring practices
The Scottsdale City Council voted to eliminate DEI programs and "ensure city employees are hired, evaluated, and promoted based on merit." FOX 10's Kenzie Beach has more.
Scottsdale City Council to vote on removal of DEI
The Scottsdale City Council is voting on whether to eliminate DEI programs and "ensure city employees are hired, evaluated, and promoted based on merit." FOX 10's Ashlie Rodriguez has this story.
Arizona governor proposes 5% pay increase for law enforcement
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs says the pay raise is needed to attract and retain the best officers and troopers in the state.
Arizona fake electors case: Judge rules for further hearings on free speech defense
A big legal victory for the so-called “Arizona fake electors" after a judge allowed them to continue their free speech defense.
AZ fake electors say evidence points to state violating anti-SLAPP law
Attorneys for the defendants claim the case violates a 2022 state law known as "SLAPP," which allows cases to be dismissed if the defense can prove the case violates freedom of speech. A judge ruled the defense's motion for dismissal warrants a response from the state, meaning the trial will not continue until a ruling is made on the anti-SLAPP motion.
Outcry over Trump's immigrations orders continue
Arizona Democrats say Republicans are pushing to expand the federal government’s ability to deport immigrants by using local law enforcement, but as FOX 10’s Ashlie Rodriguez reports, these deportations are targeted with a specific purpose.