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Proponents of the restriction laws say there's no evidence that they've affected the ability to get an abortion in Arizona, citing stats that say annual abortions in the state have risen by nearly 70% from 2009.
The decision by the Arizona Supreme Court that gives Secretary of State Adrian Fontes more control over election policies.
Allison Feldman, 31, was found allegedly beaten to death inside her Scottsdale home in February 2015. SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Opening statements have been delayed in the murder trial of Ian Mitcham. A jury has been selected, but opening statements have been delayed until Nov. 12. They had been scheduled to begin on Nov. 5.
Luis Medina's defense argues that a retrial would violate his constitutional rights in the Arizona Supreme Court. Medina's fate hangs in balance.
A recent ruling from the Arizona Supreme Court seems to extend the right to self-defense in the state. The case stems from an altercation inside a condo a man shared with a woman. The woman had invited over a neighbor with whom the male resident had had disagreements.
U.S. Rep.-elect Adelita Grijalva of Arizona hopes Speaker Mike Johnson swears her into office without court intervention.
A decade after she made international headlines, Kim Davis' case is approaching the U.S. Supreme Court — and it targets Obergefell v. Hodges.
President Trump has given conflicting statements on whether his administration will fund SNAP benefits despite court orders. The potential loss of SNAP benefits could affect 855,000 Arizona residents, with state and local aid unable to cover the shortfall.