Moody's upgrades Scottsdale's Excise Tax Revenue Bonds to Aaa, reflecting the city's strong financial standing and fiscal prudence. Fitch and S&P also affirm Scottsdale's solid ratings.

ADOT is hosting a conference on Oct. 22 to aid small and disadvantaged businesses in securing transportation contracts, featuring networking, educational sessions, and industry speakers.

Pima residents must register by October 7th for the November 5th election, with options for early voting and updates available on the Pima County Recorder's website.

The Tempe Coalition and TCC are hosting the Celebrating Champions for Youth event to honor individuals and organizations that positively impact Tempe's youth. Nominations are open until Oct. 4.

Jury duty questionnaires are being sent to Pinal County residents, sourced randomly from local records. Responders are encouraged to submit online within 10 days, with a medical form available for those seeking excusal.

Scottsdale Airport is initiating a master planning project to guide its development over the next 20 years, funded by an FAA grant. Community participation is encouraged in the process led by Coffman Associates.

The Litchfield Square project in Litchfield Park is progressing, with phased openings planned for park areas and roadways, featuring an aviation-themed playground and strict future land use guidelines.

18 individuals were indicted in Arizona for roles in an alien smuggling ring, with charges including conspiracy to harbor and transport undocumented noncitizens.

Phoenix is experiencing extreme heat, with temperatures above 100 degrees. The National Weather Service forecasts continuous hot and sunny conditions, with light breezes and minimal nighttime relief.

The Arizona Secretary of State referred a case to the AG regarding illegal sharing of voter data online by a Wisconsin man, emphasizing the seriousness of protecting voter information.

The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office honored women in law enforcement, giving awards to Director Beya Thayer and Detention Officer McKenna Smith at a luncheon.

Yavapai County is designated a High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area to enhance drug trafficking control, particularly focusing on fentanyl, with hopes of increasing safety.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren vetoes $2.7 million from a Council resolution, targeting off-Navajo travel funds, and insists on a comprehensive budget by November.