The Maricopa County Recorder's Office has issued a TRO against the Board of Supervisors for attempting to allow unauthorized access to the voter registration database.

Arizona's forestry department intensifies its efforts to restore the Lower Gila River area, addressing wildfire hazards and invasive species like tamarisk and giant reed.

The Arizona special election for Congressional District 7 results were certified, with mail-in votes carefully counted, and the TrackMyBallot system enhancing credibility.

Tonto National Forest is beginning controlled pile burns in the Mesa Ranger District to manage vegetation and protect against wildfires, subject to weather and approvals.

Coconino County Treasurer Sarah Benatar announces her candidacy for NACo's 2nd Vice President, aiming to be the first Latina and Treasurer to serve in the role.

Aaron Ware received a life sentence plus 58 years for shootings, including an attempted murder of a detective.

Patrick Banger has been appointed as Glendale's new city manager, set to start on January 12, 2026, after a successful tenure in Gilbert, known for major development successes.

Phoenix Police seek public help in locating missing Valentino Trujillo, a 40-year-old male last seen in Phoenix, Arizona.

Phoenix residents can expect a mild, sunny week with consistent temperatures around 78-86 degrees and clear nights, as per the National Weather Service.

Ginna Carico is appointed as the new Director of Intergovernmental Programs for the City of Glendale, bringing over a decade of experience in government relations.

Glendale's REC on Wheels program resumes on Oct. 14, offering free recreational activities for youths in local parks, including sports and games, with a flexible, drop-in format.

Senator Mark Kelly urges Congress to act on healthcare cost hikes, citing the urgency of the issue and criticizes Congressional Republicans for not negotiating. He highlights a Phoenix woman's plight to illustrate the consequences of inaction.

Two 19-year-old female hikers were rescued from a flash flood in West Clear Creek by the Yavapai County Sheriff's Office after being reported overdue.