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Mayes also sent letters to Mitchell's office and the state's auditor general, asking both to stand down from their own investigations into the matter

Claims of election fraud in court cases in Arizona have led to a proposed change to how lawyers are held accountable in the state

'That has a real-life effect on real-life people,'Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes explains

Tucson Congressman Raúl Grijalva is now the second elected Democrat in Congress pushing for President Joe Biden to withdraw from his presidential race, according to a report from the New York Times.

Lawmakers wrapped up the session without sending a renewal of Prop 123 to the voters. Without any further action - it will expire on July 1 of next year. ABC15 is diving deeper into the ramifications of this and why several proposals this session never advanced.

Three days before Arizona's primary election, former President Donald Trump made the rare move to make a second endorsement in a race.

A town representative says the policy is a continuation of "merit-based" recruiting and training already implemented in the town

During a multiple-stop tour to Arizona for campaign rallies, Democratic nominee for Vice President Tim Walz spoke one-on-one with ABC15's Rachel Louise Just.

Trump may ask local law enforcement agencies to enforce mass deportations, despite some being understaffed and not trained specifically for immigration enforcement

ABC15 rode along with the Cochise County Sheriff's Office as they apprehended two teenagers suspected of human smuggling