The city of Goodyear plans to increase primary property taxes by 2%, resulting in an added $303,271 in revenue, affecting homeowners with higher taxes.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes criticizes the Social Security Administration for service failings that impact Arizonans and demands action to resolve the issues.

The Chandler Museum's "Pony Up! Cowgirls of Chandler" exhibit celebrates the impact of local cowgirls on the town's history, featuring artifacts and stories until Nov. 2.

Marylou Stephens is appointed as Peoria's Arts Hero, recognized for her efforts in enhancing the city's arts during the 2024–2025 season and bridging the gap between government and the arts community.

Glendale has expanded Heroes Regional Park, adding eight new pickleball courts among other amenities, reflecting the sport's growing popularity and enhancing local recreational offerings.

Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed a bill granting local control over Arizona's Douglas AMA groundwater policies, citing the state's need for meaningful conservation measures.

Arizona's Tonia A. Tunnell and Eslir Musta join the U.S. Election Assistance Commission’s Standards Board, adding state and local expertise to national election policies.

A new report indicates that a House Republican proposal could leave over 300,000 Arizonans without health insurance, prompting criticism from Arizona's political figures.

Scottsdale is holding a public meeting to discuss the expansion of Brown Avenue Parking Structure, which will add two levels, with construction set to start in the summer of 2026. Community input on the design is sought.

Governor Katie Hobbs outlines the Bright Futures AZ Initiative to reduce child care costs and discusses public-private partnerships, apprenticeship expansion, housing assistance, and a plan to end veterans' homelessness in Arizona.

Williams Unified School District seeks a new board member, with the application process overseen by Coconino County Superintendent Cheryl Mango-Paget until December 2026.

A TikTok influencer's child drowned in a pool accident, spurring discussions on water safety and preventive measures in Chandler, as experts cite it as a leading cause of death for young children in Arizona.

Maricopa County Board greenlights the FY 2026 budget, focusing on public safety funding, tax rate reduction, and major projects like a new animal shelter.