Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell discusses teen violence, community-based justice, and calls for criminal justice reform at a bi-weekly news conference.

Kari Lake, an Arizona GOP Senate candidate, has called for the resignation of party chair Jeff DeWit after a leaked audio allegedly showed him trying to deter her from politics.

The University of Arizona is addressing a $240 million misplacement of funds with a financial recovery plan and changes in athletic department leadership.

Governor Katie Hobbs announces a $95 million federal grant to widen a stretch of Interstate 10 in Arizona, improving traffic flow for the 120,000 daily vehicles.

Arizona's Attorney General is investigating a suspected $1 billion Medicaid fraud involving behavioral health providers and the state's Medicaid agency.

Seniors at Sierra Winds struggle to get refunds of entrance fees, with some like Forrest Buck and Janet Farnsworth waiting years after moving out, raising concerns about the fairness of the refund policy.

Three candidates vying for interim Maricopa County Sheriff have switched from Republican to Democrat to meet eligibility requirements, following former Sheriff Paul Penzone's departure.

The Women's March in Phoenix highlighted the fight for abortion rights in Arizona, with activists aiming to amend the state constitution to safeguard these rights against potential restrictions rooted in a 19th century law.

The Arizona Commerce Authority faces criticism and potential legal problems regarding financial mismanagement and violations of state law. Lawmakers consider revising or consolidating the agency.

After Sheriff Penzone's early departure in Maricopa County, Republicans are changing their party to Democrat, raising questions about their motives for the interim sheriff role.

The Phoenix Fire Department faces a staffing crisis, with increased response times and calls, leaving firefighters overburdened and public safety at risk.

A 12News analysis refutes claims that Arizona's ESA program saves the state money, uncovering statistical errors and omissions, as debates over its efficiency and transparency continue.

Spelman College received a record $100 million donation from Ronda Stryker and William Johnston, the largest single gift to an HBCU, enhancing scholarships and infrastructure.