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Coalition of farmers, cities want to stop Mayes’ groundwater lawsuit
Key Points: Mayes’ lawsuit is aimed at a Saudi-owned alfalfa farm using Arizona water Farmers, cities challenge Mayes’ lawsuit as legally unfounded Case could set precedent affecting all Arizona groundwater […]
$250 donations to AG Mayes insufficient for judge’s disqualification, court rules
Key Points: Hoffman claims judge’s donations show bias; court finds evidence too weak Latest appeal will decide whether case goes to a public trial If it does, fake electors case […]
Mayes and AGs from other states sue to block Trump tariffs
Key Points:Â Attorneys general says Trump tariffs are unconstitutional Tariffs will increase costs for ADOT Plaintiffs say the price increases will hurt U.S. businesses Attorney General Kris Mayes wants the […]
Arizona joins 18 other states in lawsuit against Trump’s election orders
Calling the president’s actions illegal, Arizona and other states filed suit Thursday to block a new executive order designed to impose new federal regulations on how the states conduct elections. […]
Rodney Glassman will be an attorney general law enforcement can trust
I have worn a sheriff deputy’s badge for over four decades and now have the privilege to lead the men and women responsible for protecting over 4.5 million citizens as […]
Judge blocks time-limit laws on abortions – ‘permanently and forever’
It’s now official: There are no time limits in Arizona beyond which an abortion can be performed. In a brief order March 5, Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Frank Moskowitz […]
Kris Mayes’ won-and-lost record is abysmal
Kris Mayes generally receives positive media coverage every time she files a new lawsuit, including the flurry of suits she has filed against the new administration. But regardless of whether […]
GOP lawmakers, AG target suspected cartel drones
State lawmakers are looking to immunize police officers who disable drones they suspect are being used for drug smuggling.
Arizona’s next execution set
The state is set to conduct its first execution in two years next month.
DOJ responds to AG Mayes’ birthright lawsuit
The Department of Justice says Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has no legal right to try to overturn President Trump's executive order abolishing birthright citizenship.
The real reason for Arizona’s sky-high rental prices
With rents and home prices skyrocketing in the Grand Canyon State, renters received some relief as the state Legislature’s repeal of the residential rental tax went into effect on New Year’s Day.
Lawmaker proposes executions by firing squad
Calling the current system inhumane and problematic, a state lawmaker wants to give voters the chance to replace the current method of killing convicted murderers with the firing squad.
