Maricopa Recorder Seeks $100K Daily Fine Against County Board Over IT Dispute
May 30, 2026
Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap accuses the board of supervisors of defying a court order, seeking fines for non-compliance.
Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap accuses the board of supervisors of defying a court order, seeking fines for non-compliance.
The East Valley Institute of Technology will cover half of the $4 million transportation costs for partner districts.
A small Arizona school district received state funds for New Mexico students without charging tuition, violating state law.
Scott Thybony’s travels reveal unexpected questions and insights, from a child’s curiosity to historical anecdotes.
The National Park Service is easing hunting restrictions on public lands, impacting 36 parks and 114 closures.
The largest data center project in Arizona will be reduced by 80% after opposition from Pinal County residents.
Maricopa County launches a $800,000 pilot in Phoenix to combat high eviction rates, aiming to prevent homelessness.
Maricopa County Recorder referred 207 suspected noncitizens on voter rolls to the Arizona Attorney General’s Office.
State gaming officials to offer two sportsbook licenses by June’s end. Six licenses remain unused, costing $1M each.
As monsoon season nears, Grand Canyon officials monitor areas affected by the Dragon Bravo Fire for flash floods.
The Arizona Flora Finders, a citizen scientist group, rediscovered rare plants in San Francisco Peaks despite challenges.
Arizona Highway Patrol cited 67 drivers for cellphone use while passing a fiery truck crash on May 13.
