Rep. Ruben Gallego voted against a continuing resolution (H.R. 9494), citing concerns over national security and criticism of partisan gamesmanship in Congress.

Construction begins at Dysart Road and Indian School Road intersection in Litchfield Park for pavement overhaul and infrastructure updates, with completion expected by December.

Rep. Julie Willoughby honors surgical technologists during National Surgical Technologists Week, highlighting their essential role in the operating room.

Yavapai County prepares for the 2024 General Election, setting voter registration deadline for Oct 7 and emphasizing early voting, mail-in ballots, and the need for valid ID on voting day.

Starting September 18, Bell Road in Surprise will have traffic delays due to concrete repairs, impacting the westbound lane and sidewalk until an unspecified date.

Arizona addressed a voter registration system error, with fixes led by Governor Hobbs and MVD, ensuring reliable voter data and upcoming election integrity.

Peoria's New River Trail is partially closing for erosion repair work from Sept. 19 to Oct. 3 near Loop 101 and US 60 bridge, affecting users' routines.

Chief Justice Ann A. Scott Timmer emphasized the need for societal respect to maintain the power of the U.S. Constitution, reflecting on its history and the ongoing responsibility to enforce its protections.

Maricopa plans to sell land for business park development, with a public hearing on October 1, 2024, to discuss the sale and the land's future use. Residents are invited to attend or email comments.

Pinal County Sheriff's Office responds to online school threats by asking public to report rather than share them. They're investigating rumors and have increased deputy presence at schools.

Police detained a suspect after two shootings in Tempe, one at a mall and another on a roadway; no injuries were reported. The investigation continues and authorities seek public assistance.

Mesa is removing non-functional turf from over 50 locations to conserve water, supported by a $1.06 million WIFA grant, saving five million gallons annually.

Surprise Fire-Medical and Police Departments offer free car seat checks in the Target parking lot on September 21, during Child Passenger Safety Week.