SB 1613, approved by the Senate this week on a 16-14 party-line vote, extends current laws allowing citizen's arrests in felony theft cases, where the value is more than $2,000.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is suing the owner of a now-closed quinceanera dress store in Phoenix under the Arizona Consumer Fraud Act. Oh La La by Posh is accused of making customers pay deposits with no intention of delivering dresses.

The Phoenix Police Department has launched a new marketing campaign in an effort to fill hundreds of positions. And that effort is are already paying off — For the first time since 2019, the Phoenix Police Department added more officers than it lost last year.

Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell announced the indictment of seven people in the October 2023 death of 16-year-old Preston Lord.

Mexico first filed suit against major gun makers — which it alleges design, market and sell weapons in ways that arm cartels and fuel violence. A second suit against five Arizona gun stores argues that they systematically participate in trafficking firearms across the border.

The bill would have required people convicted of animal cruelty, animal fighting or bestiality to register with the Department of Public Safety. And it would have prohibited a person from knowingly giving an animal to a person on the list.

The Phoenix city council is set to consider calling on the U.S. Justice Department to release more than just a summary of findings from its ongoing investigation. The move was formally requested by a man who unsuccessfully sued the city after Phoenix police shot and killed his son.

Phoenix leaders want state lawmakers to rethink some actions that are putting the city in a financial bind.

The Show sat down with newly appointed Maricopa County Sheriff Russ Skinner to talk about his experience as Paul Penzone’s chief deputy, the legacy of Joe Arpaio and why he’s running for the office as a Democrat.