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Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky demanded the city attorney detail the alleged policy violations that led to her chief of staff’s suspension last week and called for reforms to prevent infighting and power grabs inside City Hall. Read the full azcentral.com article here.
Attorney General Kris Mayes’ office will drop charges against one person in her case alleging coordinated interference trying to keep Donald Trump in office after he lost the 2020 presidential election. Jim Lamon, a former Senate candidate, was among the 18 people charged by an Arizona grand jury in 2024….
Attorney General Kris Mayes will appeal her election interference case against aides to President Donald Trump and 11 Arizona Republicans to the state’s Supreme Court. Fraud and special prosecutions section chief Krista Wood on Nov. 21 sent an email notifying attorneys working on the case that the office would appeal….
An Arizona appeals court will not hear Attorney General Kris Mayes’ request to reverse a decision sending her criminal case against electors for Donald Trump back to square one, another blow to the prosecution that alleges election interference nearly five years ago. The Court of Appeals said on Sept. 22…
When 23-year-old Erika Kirk was named Miss Arizona, contenders (including first runner-up, Caitlin Fitz-Maurice) saw her as a poised, devout woman with a sense of purpose that elevated her above the competition. These qualities have been put to the test since her husband, the conservative influencer Charlie Kirk, was shot…
A Scottsdale parking lot drama nicknamed after the Watergate scandal took another twist this week. Mayor Lisa Borowsky, after an anonymous complaint over her private meetings about a parking garage, demanded records from the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office. This week, after a legal battle, she received them – including what…
Arizona prosecutors pursuing charges against Republicans accused of attempting to subvert the 2020 election results in favor of then-President Donald Trump faced a hurdle Monday when a judge ordered the case returned to a grand jury.
Arizona’s fake elector case remains alive after Friday’s ruling. Here’s why it’s being sent back to the grand jurors
The founders of a well-known development company in Tucson are in hot water after an arbitrator found they defrauded an investor. And that’s not the end of the legal woes for the founders of the Gadsden Company. They are now facing two separate lawsuits alleging they committed fraud. In both…