Arizona addressed a voter registration system error, with fixes led by Governor Hobbs and MVD, ensuring reliable voter data and upcoming election integrity.

Peoria's New River Trail is partially closing for erosion repair work from Sept. 19 to Oct. 3 near Loop 101 and US 60 bridge, affecting users' routines.

Mesa Express Library's hold lockers are temporarily out of service; reserved materials have been moved to a cart in the library, and staff are assisting patrons with pickups.

Chief Justice Ann A. Scott Timmer emphasized the need for societal respect to maintain the power of the U.S. Constitution, reflecting on its history and the ongoing responsibility to enforce its protections.

The City of Phoenix has been recognized by Forbes as one of America's Best-In-State Employers for 2024, based on extensive surveys of workers and public opinion.

Arizona welcomed an Indonesian delegation to discuss trade opportunities, reflecting a focus on economic collaboration with countries like Indonesia as part of the state's strategy to diversify partnerships.

Phoenix police released a video of an officer-involved shooting after a man broke into a car and later fired at officers, wounding two, one fatally. The suspect was apprehended, and an investigation is ongoing.

Maricopa plans to sell land for business park development, with a public hearing on October 1, 2024, to discuss the sale and the land's future use. Residents are invited to attend or email comments.

Maricopa County Drug Suppression Taskforce and Buckeye Police arrested seven individuals and seized 800 fentanyl pills in Buckeye, Arizona. Two main suspects face charges for illegal drug sales.

Pinal County Sheriff's Office responds to online school threats by asking public to report rather than share them. They're investigating rumors and have increased deputy presence at schools.

A registration error has left nearly 100,000 Arizonans uncertain about voting eligibility, with older residents most affected. Legal disputes have arisen over whether to limit their ballots in the upcoming election.

One person died and two were critically injured in a car crash in Tempe, near Loop 202; impairment was ruled out as a factor. Details are still under investigation by local authorities.

Arizonans are reporting a surge in political calls and texts ahead of elections, with strategies employed due to the state's swing status and the low cost of text message campaigns.