The article details economic activity at Arizona-Mexico border ports, with a focus on infrastructure projects enhancing trade, including expansions in San Luis and Douglas ports and a study on updating the DeConcini Port of Entry.

Pima County Economic Development joined a 34-member Arizona FDI delegation at Semicon Taiwan to establish ties with the semiconductor industry for potential future investments.

Tolleson is hosting an Election Town Hall with Maricopa County on September 26 to help voters register and update information, taking place at the Tolleson Civic Center.

Eloy, Arizona is conducting a large-scale emergency drill near a vacant outlet mall until 3 p.m. which should not affect public access or local businesses.

The Phoenix Zoo named its new lion cubs Azizi and Jasiri after an online vote tallying over 10,000 submissions. The names reflect African heritage, with Azizi meaning "precious" and Jasiri "brave."

Gilbert residents benefit from transportation improvements, including a six-lane Germann Road, funded by Proposition 400, enhancing traffic flow and pedestrian/cyclist safety.

West Valley authorities have arrested multiple students following school threats in Arizona. Incidents involved a 12-year-old in Buckeye and a 14-year-old in Surprise, with both facing charges while threats were not deemed credible.

A $20,000 bronze statue was stolen from a gravesite at Mesa's Mountain View Funeral Home and Cemetery, prompting increased security and community appeals for information.

A Phoenix father was killed by an alleged DUI driver going 140 mph; the suspect faces a second-degree murder charge.

Tempe, Arizona police are investigating repeated gunfire at a Democratic campaign office, with no injuries reported and incidents believed to be property crimes.

Phoenix is facing a heatwave with temperatures expected to hit 109 degrees, offering minimal nighttime relief and stretching into the week with little respite.

Several states have made last-minute changes to voting rules affecting ballot casting and counting, with actions like Georgia and Arizona's shift toward hand-counted ballots possibly delaying results. Changes are causing concerns of voter confusion.

Ex-casino workers sue Harrah's Ak-Chin for wrongful termination, alleging discrimination and retaliation linked to lack of training on an electronic craps game.