Courts

Kari Lake is asking for your Senate vote. She’s also still asking the courts to overturn the 2022 election.

The suits involve the 2023 fatal shootings of Raul Mendez and Juan Manuel Reynoso and a car crash that killed Ashley Vailes.

The U.S. Department of Education also found Altadeña Middle School failed to protect Camdyn Chavez from antisemitic bullying.

The One Fair Wage Act would eventually exempt tips from minimum wage calculations. The restaurant industry is fighting it.

The Court’s ruling in United States v. Trump said a president’s official acts are entitled to presumptive criminal immunity.

The ruling said cities can arrest unhoused people for sleeping in public, even if they have nowhere else to go.

A mass shooter with a bump stock almost killed Justin Uhart. Now the U.S. Supreme Court has legalized the rapid-fire devices.

A suit filed in federal court said cops killed Shawn Gagne in 2023 while he was surrendering following an armed standoff.

Pinal County Democrat Lisa Sanor says the Save Arizona Fund benefits Kari Lake directly and should lose tax-exempt status.

One proposal is engineered to protect two Republican justices on the Arizona Supreme Court from being voted out of a job.

The FBI says Mark Adams Prieto of Prescott wanted to start a race war with a mass shooting at a May show in Atlanta.

The county prosecutor said she’ll go around the attorney general to kill Aaron Gunches, but experts say she lacks authority.

Mattheos Katergaris, an offensive lineman, claims he was injured when a coach negligently operated a golf cart in 2023

Convicted of two murders in 1993 – including of a 7-year-old girl – Jones said he had ineffective counsel during his trial.

The city denied a permit to Austin Davis, who feeds people at Papago Park every Sunday. He hasn’t stopped.

The state attorney general took a small swipe at the Maricopa County Attorney. In her response, Rachel Mitchell went nuclear.

The State Bar seeks to suspend Bryan Blehm, who helped Lake attempt to overturn the 2022 election, for six months and a day.

The Maricopa County Attorney says she’s anti-discrimination, yet endorses a bill critics say will lead to racial profiling.

Joshua Bagley allegedly killed Diane Craig on a city bus in 2022. The driver told cops he heard a scream but didn’t stop.

The attorney general says Amazon makes it difficult to cancel Prime memberships and doesn’t show customers the lowest prices.

Their arraignment was scratched due to a lack of police paperwork. “Nobody should have had to come here,” a lawyer said.

Attorney General Kris Mayes gets her wish, likely ensuring the ban will be officially repealed before it can take effect.