Victims of Medicaid fraud in Arizona pursue a class action lawsuit, alleging corruption within state agencies.
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The federal judge heard arguments on ending oversight of the Maricopa Sheriff. ACLU warns it's premature for reforms.
Tempe writer Kim Porter reflects on returning to her hometown with her daughter, rediscovering its beauty and charm.
After a week of high temperatures, cooler weather is expected in Phoenix. Free rides to cooling centers are available.
A federal court case challenges Arizona's electioneering rules, focusing on activities beyond the 75-foot limit.
Arizona AG Kris Mayes announced 42 Medicaid fraud indictments, totaling 280 people exploiting a healthcare loophole.
A gun shop owner in Phoenix, Alejandro Montemayor, admitted to facilitating straw purchases of 72 firearms.
Gov. Katie Hobbs signed bills reforming Arizona's Department of Child Safety, focusing on comprehensive case reports.
The Maricopa County Board and Recorder Justin Heap halted mediation after a court paused their election control fight.
Prescott's growth brings challenges like housing shortages and healthcare access, with 40% of residents aged 65+.