Maricopa County Restores Flagged Voters After Court Reviews Citizenship Records; Mayes Drops Lawsuit
A judge confirmed the voters’ citizenship documents during court-ordered mediation, and ballots are going out to those on the early voting list.
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Recorder Heap Fires Back at Mayes Lawsuit, Says State Hasn’t Sent Proof of Citizenship
Heap says he will restore the flagged voters immediately if officials send the documents state law requires.
Mayes and Fontes Sue Recorder Heap to Restore Voting Rights of 25 Citizens Marked ‘Not Eligible’
The voters were among 60 investigated as possible noncitizens; county prosecutors later found most were citizens.
Data Centers Collide With Colorado River Cuts as Arizona Eyes Nearly One-Third Less Water
Mayes warned at a Mesa town hall that planned AI facilities could drive a huge jump in cooling water just as Arizona faces major Colorado River reductions.
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.
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.
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.
Arizona Sues TikTok, Saying App Is Built to Hook Kids and Hides Risks From Parents
Attorney General Kris Mayes says company records show about 543,000 Arizona minors used TikTok in an average month.
Mayes Sets Mesa Town Hall on Data Centers as She Presses for a Statewide Pause Hobbs Won’t Back
The attorney general’s ‘Community Conversation on Data Centers’ is set for Oct. 14 at a Mesa community center, part of a push for a moratorium that the governor has rejected.