Mayes Sues OpenAI, Saying ChatGPT Deceived Arizonans and Put Minors at Risk
Arizona joined a wave of state suits. The complaint, filed in Maricopa County Superior Court, alleges consumer-fraud violations over ChatGPT’s design and marketing.
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Arizona Has About 6,500 Kids in Foster Care and Only 1,500 Foster Homes
Advocates say the shortage is worst for teenagers and sibling groups, and that misconceptions about licensing costs keep families from applying.
Heap Staff Called FBI Over Maricopa Tabulation Video; AG Investigator Found No Wrongdoing
A viral Oct. 9 post alleged after-hours activity in the ballot tabulation center. An Arizona AG investigator said the workers were authorized and doing their jobs.
Mayes Threatens Lawsuit Over Ahwatukee Data Center After Mesa Town Hall
About 150 Valley residents packed a Mesa gym; the attorney general said she is investigating MenLo Digital’s south Phoenix project and may use public-nuisance law.
Trump Rallies in Bullhead City for Andy Biggs Three Weeks Before Election Day
The president’s midterm tour stopped in Mohave County Wednesday to boost Rep. Andy Biggs in his race against Gov. Katie Hobbs, then headed to Montana.
Two Federal Judges Split on Phoenix’s Limits on Feeding the Homeless in Parks
One judge blocked enforcement against an Orthodox Christian ministry. Another sided with the city against two medical nonprofits, which are now appealing.
Campers Stranded Four Days by Oak Creek Flooding Finally Head Home
About 65 campers and hosts at Cave Springs Campground were cut off since Sunday when rain pushed Oak Creek to roughly five times its normal flow.
Attorney General Mayes Sues Tolleson Over $15,000 Fee for Firefighters Who Leave Within 3 Years
Mayes calls the charge an illegal penalty; the city says it recovers training costs. Glendale’s academy charges no more than $4,500 per recruit.
Poll: Democrats Lead Every Arizona Statewide Race as GOP Voters Hesitate on Their Nominees
HighGround found Hobbs up nearly 17 points on Biggs, with Republican candidates winning just 68% to 75% of GOP voters.
Supreme Court Leaves Intact $122,000 in Sanctions Against Kari Lake’s Lawyers Over Hand-Count Suit
The justices declined to hear attorney Andrew Parker’s appeal. The 2022 suit by Lake and Mark Finchem sought to ban vote-counting machines.