Senator Gallego examines disaster relief and insurance issues, focusing on Arizona floods and mitigation funding, and criticizes FEMA’s complex regulations and DHS Secretary’s approval requirement for contracts.

The Arizona Supreme Court has honored local court programs and employees for their contributions to the judiciary through the Strategic Agenda Awards.

Maricopa County opens public input for the selection of new Superior Court judges, with 14 candidates being considered for the positions vacated by the retirement of Judges Ryan and Hannah.

Mesa Public Library launches a citywide reading program, Mesa Reads Together, featuring the book The Midnight Library, with various events and a goal of 15 million reading minutes by 2025.

Cochise County Board of Supervisors schedules a town hall on November 6 to discuss road maintenance, including potential paving and dropping some roads from maintenance.

The Phoenix Fire Department celebrated promotions for 54 members, acknowledging their enhanced leadership roles and commitment to mentoring and service.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes and Representative-elect Adelita Grijalva sue the U.S. House for blocking Grijalva's seating, alleging voter disenfranchisement.

Arizona Secretary of State invites youth to apply for the 2025 John Lewis Youth Leadership Award, honoring dedication to social justice and community service.

Garrett Headrick received a 21-year prison term for attempting to murder his pregnant ex-wife in Arizona, where he pleaded guilty to multiple charges.

Fountain Hills' 17th Make a Difference Day saw over 400 volunteers provide home and lawn care, with 93-year-old resident Kathleen F. expressing gratitude for the help in her home.

A Phoenix youth group leader was arrested on charges of child sex trafficking and production of child abuse material, involving victims from the Philippines.

Phoenix weather forecast includes isolated showers, shifting to sunny skies mid-week with highs reaching 91 degrees, and a consistent sunny pattern into the next week.

The Gilbert Police Department received a grant from the Arizona Governor's Office of Highway Safety to enhance traffic enforcement, including DUI, speed control, and pedestrian and cyclist safety.