Recently, Phoenix cops have faced discipline for using a baby voice to mock a suspect, drunkenly telling casino security staff they had “jurisdiction over the whole West Coast,” and fist fighting on duty.
Rachel Mitchell, longtime MCAO prosecutor, was sworn in as county attorney Wednesday morning.
Some in the Arizona GOP are not taking the news well.
Attorneys for a man slated to be executed next month argued that Arizona’s clemency board was unlawfully stacked with former cops. A judge dismissed their lawsuit.
Former President Donald Trump isn’t happy with Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich.
Even as the 2020 election recedes further into the past, candidates that ran on conspiracies of fraud are still raking in cash.
If one of the Republican candidates is appointed to the office, it likely will give them a leg up in the race.
A board that can decide the fate of people on death row is stacked, illegally, with former cops, a new lawsuit argues.
Here’s our breakdown of the 26 winners, most of which were backed by major industry players.
On Wednesday afternoon, Maricopa County Superior Court judge James Smith denied the last-ditch effort by three social equity applicants to pause the drawing.
No officers responded to Schroeder’s threats. Until Schroeder called again, eight minutes later, saying: “Come get the body.”
Arizona has not carried out the death penalty since the gruesome botched execution of Joseph Wood eight years ago.
Julie Gunnigle, an outsider Democrat, will take on one of three Republicans – Rachel Mitchell, Anni Foster, or Gina Godbehere – all longtime bureaucrats at MCAO or the state.
A Phoenix mother was placed on a state blacklist for child abuse after using medical marijuana to treat a serious condition while pregnant. On Thursday, an appeals court ruled in her favor.
“With the stroke of his pen, Governor Ducey has hurled Arizona backwards to its ugliest past.”
“We’re seeing a bunch of policies that are basically predicated on the same lies and conspiracy theories that got us to the sham election review in the first place.”
A new lawsuit could threaten the state of Arizona’s social equity license program just days before the licenses are set to be awarded.
26 “social equity” pot licenses will be issued on April 8, as the contentious state program moves forward.
Republicans brought Rachel Mitchell to Washington to question Christine Blasey Ford in 2018. Now, Mitchell is running to be Maricopa County’s top prosecutor.
As Arizona’s high-profile, far-right state lawmaker Wendy Rogers begins her campaign for re-election, she has plenty of money in her political war chest.
Ron Watkins hasn’t raised much money, but the Q figurehead has collected enough signatures to be on the August primary ballot in his bid for Congress in Arizona.
Throughout Adel’s tenure, the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office has been plagued by scandals
