The latest with all 43 lawsuits Kris Mayes has filed against Trump
Attorney General Kris Mayes has sued Trump over tariffs, birthright citizenship and an ICE facility in Surprise.
Attorney General Kris Mayes has sued Trump over tariffs, birthright citizenship and an ICE facility in Surprise.
If passed, the measure would bar trans girls from playing girls’ sports and using girls’ restrooms and locker rooms.
A filing in the legal dispute over the ticket identified two more people with possible claims to the massive jackpot.
ASU already kicked Food Not Bombs PHX off its patio and now wants to seize the historic home that hosts the group’s events.
Circle the City and Valle del Sol are taking Phoenix to court over the ordinance, claiming it violates the First Amendment.
The charity paid $82,000 to have Shaq as the keynote speaker of its gala last year. The booking company never delivered him.
Phoenix restricted giving homeless people food in parks. A judge said that likely violates the group’s First Amendment rights.
Rachel Mitchell struck out on getting cops to charge a man who trolls her online. The state bar was more receptive.
The ordinance, which goes into effect today, requires permits to distribute food or provide medical treatment in city parks.
The Arizona Supreme Court declined to review Attorney General Kris Mayes’ appeal in the case, so she’ll start over.
Kyrsten Sinema is being sued by the ex of her bodyguard-turned-lover, and she wants to see what the woman says in therapy.
Desert Visa grad Blake Barnes got drunk and hurt while skipping school at a friend’s house. He’s suing the friend’s parents.
The suit filed Thursday alleges business shenanigans and repeats claims of sexual wrongdoing
Circle K wants to sort out who owns a $12.8 million-winning ticket. But two people with possible claims have not been found.
The detention center is set to open this fall. Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes wants to stop that from happening.
In Arizona, two habeas corpus petitions were filed on behalf of immigrants in March 2025. Last month, there were nearly 350.
Jeannette Garcia, who has lobbed some baseless accusations herself, was the subject of an apparently false kidnapping claim
Zoe Pretzer says SAE members “pressured and encouraged” her to jump off the roof into the pool at a party. She missed.
A woman who worked for Salvatore “Sammy the Bull” Gravano says he forcibly kissed her, talked about his penis and threatened her.
A Circle K printed but didn’t sell a winning The Pick ticket. An employee clocked out to “buy” it a day later. Who won?
Everybody involved in a fatal February 2025 plane crash is blaming each other — and they’re all blaming Scottsdale.
“This is all I’m doing,” Jan. 6 Capitol-stormer Jacob Chansley told New Times. “I’m kicking ass and taking names.”