The Coconino County Sheriff's Office reported two drownings, urging the use of PFDs after a Montanan died at Dogtown Lake and a Flagstaff man at Ashurst Lake.

Phoenix is set for a hot week with sunny skies and temperatures in the triple digits, reaching up to 108 degrees over the weekend, with minimal relief from light breezes.

TSMC Arizona appoints Rose Castanares as its new president, replacing the retiring Brian Harrison, with plans to champion upcoming production and workforce initiatives.

Eloy City Council has adopted a strategic plan for 2024-2027 aimed at fiscal sustainability, economic growth, community safety, government innovation, and infrastructure improvement.

Phoenix offices are closed for Indigenous Peoples' Day except for garbage collection. Libraries are closed but digital resources available. Parking meters enforced, parks open, public transit operates normally. Sky Harbor Airport runs as usual.

The U.S. GSA will enforce lane reductions on Urtuzuastegui St. near the San Luis I Land Port of Entry on October 2, from 6-9 a.m., affecting local and cross-border traffic.

Eloy showcased its economic revitalization efforts at the ICMA Conference in Pittsburgh, highlighting its focus on attracting various business sectors for growth.

Arizona allocates $2 million to its Healthy Forest Initiative aimed at wildfire prevention, covering 3,000 acres with 10 projects statewide. Projects like Model Creek and Oracle Fire District will reduce vegetation to mitigate fire risks.

The city of Prescott is educating residents on wildfire prevention, partnering with local agencies to decrease fire risks. Initiatives include resources like the “Be Firewise” booklet and events such as the Prescribed Fire Miniseries.

The Arizona Secretary of State's Office revealed additional voter data coding errors affecting 120,000 citizens, increasing the total to 218,000. The issue is linked to a previous MVD coding mistake, with officials working to rectify it.

The Arizona Board of Respiratory Care Examiners audit revealed delays in licensing and mishandled complaints, potentially affecting patient care and safety.

The Arizona Osteopathic Board faces criticism for operational failings including slow complaint resolution and inconsistent license suspensions, risking patient safety.

The Tucson Police and US Attorney's Office charged 54 individuals federally for gun crimes since October 2023, as part of an initiative to reduce gun violence.