Tolleson, AZ, predominantly Latino, celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, reflecting on community impact with a Latino City Council, and valuing diversity in leadership roles.

Senator Mark Kelly addresses concerns of Arizonans over expiring ACA tax credits, highlighting potential hikes in healthcare costs and the impact on citizens’ lives.

House Republicans in Arizona filed to intervene in court to uphold a law requiring surgery to change birth certificate sex markers, after a federal judge's ruling and amidst perceived inaction by Attorney General Mayes.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs announces over $13 million in funds to prevent evictions and combat homelessness, aiming to provide direct aid through various nonprofits and local government initiatives.

A 13-year-old was arrested after a high-speed chase in Arizona, where he drove over 100 MPH, evading police, and eventually crashed. No injuries were reported.

Deputies in Yavapai County responded to a man with a rifle. A barricade situation ensued and ended without injury after the SWAT team used less-lethal rounds.

Pima County advanced its economic expansion efforts by participating in the 2025 Site Selectors Guild Fall Forum, engaging with top consultants to promote the region for business relocations and expansions.

Westwood Professional Services proposes rezoning land for a new car wash in Maricopa, with community meetings set for feedback and a final decision by City Council in January 2026.

ADOT will upgrade sidewalks and driveways along US 60 in Wickenburg to ADA standards, impacting traffic with lane restrictions during construction hours.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs leads a trade delegation to Mexico City, aiming to discuss economic growth and water conservation with Mexican officials and business leaders.

Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests are preparing to conduct controlled burns in the Black Mesa Ranger District to reduce wildfire risks, starting October 21, contingent upon weather and approval.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren led the 57th Western Navajo Fair, focusing on tradition and unity, and acknowledged all who contributed to its success.

Mesa teams up with The Be Kind People Project for an educational campaign to prevent opioid misuse among youth, using settlement funds for resilience-building initiatives.