Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes
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April 17, 2026
Attorney General Kris Mayes has joined other state attorneys general urging the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau not to scale back enforcement efforts or staffing levels. The coalition warns these changes could harm consumer protections nationwide.
Read more →April 17, 2026
Attorney General Kris Mayes warns Arizonans about rising romance scams causing major financial losses. Victims have reported losing thousands after being targeted online by scammers posing as overseas professionals or military members.
Read more →April 16, 2026
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announced a new law targeting fentanyl trafficking after Governor Hobbs signed HB 2132. The legislation aims at closing loopholes used by traffickers, especially impacting rural areas hardest hit by opioid deaths.
Read more →April 16, 2026
Adam Clift received prison sentences totaling nearly twenty years following convictions for drug trafficking and sexual exploitation of a minor. The Arizona Attorney General's Office announced these outcomes after investigations by federal authorities uncovered both narcotics distribution operations and possession of child sexual abuse material.
Read more →April 15, 2026
Attorney General Kris Mayes has secured a $7 million settlement with Arizona Public Service Company after investigating disconnection practices during extreme heat events. The agreement includes monetary relief for affected consumers and new temperature-based policies aimed at protecting vulnerable residents.
Read more →April 15, 2026
A jury found that Live Nation and Ticketmaster broke antitrust laws after a case led by Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes. The decision follows claims they suppressed competition in live events ticketing nationwide. Remedies will be decided at another court proceeding.
Read more →April 14, 2026
Attorney General Kris Mayes has issued a warning about rising construction fraud targeting Arizonans planning Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs). Homeowners are urged to watch for red flags such as large upfront payments and unlicensed contractors. The Attorney General's Office provides steps residents can take if they suspect fraud.
Read more →July 23, 2023
Ariz. House Speaker Ben Toma (R) said the legislature has filed a notice of appeal after a federal judge temporarily blocked a state law prohibiting boys from participating in girls’ sports.
Read more →May 25, 2023
Attorney General Kris Mayes announced a State Grand Jury indicted Troy Wagner with charges of Fraudulent Schemes and Artifices, Trafficking in Stolen Property, and Failure to Pay State Taxes.
Read more →May 9, 2023
As a federal lawsuit challenges Arizona's law prohibiting boys from competing in girls' school sports, a new national poll finds the majority of Americans support such a prohibition.
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