University of Arizona Innocence Project awarded $1.5 million grant for wrongful convictions work
The federal funding will support DNA evidence analysis, helping to overturn wrongful convictions and train future advocates in Arizona.
“I did not want to let her go back inside,” says first responder in Pima County deputy rape case
Another responding deputy testified Ricardo Garcia was on first-name basis with Sheriff Chris Nanos.
Former Pima County Sergeant accused of rape was “best friends” with Sheriff Nanos, says victim
The victim’s testimony wrapped up on the third day of Ricardo Garcia’s trial.
Victim and other witnesses share painful testimony in rape case involving a former Pima County Sheriff’s employee
This is the second day of the trial of Ricardo Garcia.
Following abortion rights ballot measure, lawsuit seeks to overturn Arizona's 15-week ban
Plantiffs are suing the state, arguing that the 15-week law is now unconstitutional.
Arizona executions to resume, breaking 2-year pause during review of state death penalty procedures
The attorney general said in May that executions could resume by early 2025.
Former Pima County Sergeant seeks dismissal of sexual assault case
Ricardo Garcia claims the sheriff's department's investigation resulted in several due process violations.
Ex-Phoenix Suns employee files racial discrimination, retaliation lawsuit against the team
After being fired in 2023, the employee filed a complaint with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the Arizona Attorney General’s Office’s civil rights division.
Judge recuses himself in Arizona fake elector case after urging response to attacks on Kamala Harris
A spokesperson for Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes declined to comment on the judge’s recusal.
Arizona Supreme Court declines emergency request to extend ballot 'curing' deadline
The decision came Sunday after voter rights groups complained of delays in vote counting and in notifying voters about signature problems.
ACLU asks Arizona Supreme Court to extend 'curing' deadline after vote-count delays
The groups argued that tens of thousands of Arizonans could be disenfranchised
Settlement with Kroger adds $68.5 million to AZ opioid fund
Agreement also adds reporting requirements to Fry's & Smith's pharmacies.
Appeals court says Arizona should release list of voters with unverified citizenship
The court rejected an appeal by Secretary of State Adrian Fontes’ office that sought to reverse the lower court’s order or at least suspend it.
Judge says Pima County Sheriff’s Department must clarify policy on protest attire
Both sides are calling the ruling a win.
Mayes joins 24 states to challenge Idaho's abortion ban
Idaho's abortion ban faces legal challenge as Mayes joins 24 states to uphold protections for emergency care.
