ARIZONA NEWS

Arizona’s News Roundup dives into the latest on Title 42, election lawsuits

Dec 22, 2022, 1:07 PM | Updated: 1:08 pm

(AP Photo/Christian Chavez)...

(AP Photo/Christian Chavez)

(AP Photo/Christian Chavez)

PHOENIX – Despite the upcoming holidays, Arizona’s headlines haven’t missed a beat this week.

If you’ve been preparing for the holidays or even the new year, don’t worry, we’ll get you all caught up.

KTAR’s Arizona’s News Roundup podcast covers all the top stories in the state to keep you informed on your time.

This week, KTAR breaking news editor Taylor Kinnerup breaks down the biggest stories of the week:

– Two Arizona election contest lawsuits are in court this week. The podcast covers the timeline of the lawsuit from Republican candidate for governor Kari Lake, where it stands and how long it will be until a judge is expected to rule. It also takes a deeper look at Republican candidate for attorney general Abe Hamadeh’s case.

– Title 42 is safe… for now. The podcast breaks down all the twists and turns the asylum policy went through before its sudden save. Plus, a look at the border and the wall that will soon disappear and what could replace it.

– Could the Phoenix Suns and Mercury soon have a new majority owner? We tell you more about who the big buyer is and what some are saying about the possible purchase.

The podcast also looked ahead at what’s to come including when we’ll learn the fate of the statewide recount.

We want to hear from you.

Have a story idea or tip? Pass it along to the KTAR News team here.

Arizona News

Arizona education issues...

Balin Overstolz McNair

New survey shows where Arizona voters stand on education issues

A recent survey shows where Arizona voters agree on education issues, which one organization believes can help guide state lawmakers on policy.

23 minutes ago

Arizona US Senate debate...

Danny Shapiro

Ruben Gallego, Kari Lake spar on border, abortion in Arizona US Senate debate

Ruben Gallego and Kari Lake went head-to-head in their only scheduled Arizona US Senate debate of the election cycle on Wednesday.

8 hours ago

A man was found dead in a Phoenix hotel on oct. 8, 2024, authorities said. Police asked the public ...

KTAR.com

Police ask public to help find suspect who fatally shot victim found dead in east Phoenix hotel

The Phoenix Police Department asked the public to provide information that can help them find the culprit in a fatal hotel room shooting.

10 hours ago

Rudy Gomez booking photo...

Aaron Schmidt

Man sentenced to prison for 2023 assault on Phoenix police officer

A man has been sentenced to 10 years prison for assaulting a Phoenix police officer last year, authorities said Wednesday.

11 hours ago

Arizona US Senate debate...

KTAR.com

Watch: Arizona US Senate debate between between Kari Lake, Ruben Gallego

The Arizona U.S. Senate debate between between Republican Kari Lake and Democrat Ruben Gallego occurred on Oct. 9.

11 hours ago

Daily record heat Phoenix...

Danny Shapiro

Phoenix’s streak of daily record heat continues Wednesday

Phoenix continues to show off as Wednesday made it 16 days in a row for daily record heat.

13 hours ago

Sponsored Articles

...

Collins Comfort Masters

Collins Comfort Masters: Leading the Way in HVAC and Plumbing Services in Arizona

Tempe, AZ – Since its inception in 1985, Collins Comfort Masters has been a cornerstone in the HVAC and plumbing industry in Phoenix and the surrounding Valley.

...

Sanderson Ford

3 storylines to get you revved up for the 2024 Arizona Cardinals

Arizona Cardinals training camp is just a couple weeks away starting on July 25, and Sanderson Ford is revved up and ready to go.

...

Collins Comfort Masters

Here’s how to be worry-free when your A/C goes out in the middle of summer

PHOENIX -- As Arizona approaches another hot summer, Phoenix residents are likely to spend more time indoors.

Arizona’s News Roundup dives into the latest on Title 42, election lawsuits