Donald Trump Jr. campaigns in Arizona for his father, as the state's early voting commences, with both Trump and Clinton camps actively rallying supporters.

Bill Clinton visited Arizona to support the Harris-Walz Democratic ticket, highlighting their policies and rallying local Black community leaders ahead of the 2024 election.

Chandler has contracted Logan Simpson Design, Inc. for $525,000 to update the General Plan and create a housing strategy, in compliance with a new state law.

Maricopa plans to sell land for a new business park to boost the local economy, with a public hearing scheduled for November 4, 2024. Residents can attend or email comments to the city clerk.

SRO Michael Miklus was inducted into a high school district's Hall of Fame for his contributions to campus security and student mentorship at Canyon View High School.

Economic leaders from Pima County met with the Council on Foreign Relations at Pima Community College to discuss international relations and local economic growth strategies.

Arizona Rep. Quang Nguyen was named "Legislator of the Year" by the AzCDL for his dedication to Second Amendment rights.

The Lake Havasu City Police received a $43,319 grant from the Governor's Office for highway safety, enhancing traffic enforcement, equipment, and officer training.

Lake Havasu City's Fire Department received an $18,815 grant to buy new extrication tools, enhancing emergency highway response as part of Arizona's highway safety mission.

Arizona's ADWR is pushing for subdivisions to have a 100-year water supply from renewable sources amid groundwater scarcity concerns, highlighting a new policy change for sustainable development.

The City of Casa Grande is hosting a Children's Flower Garden Event to honor young abuse victims and promote awareness, featuring local school and community group participation.

The Arizona Department of Real Estate issued a Cease & Desist Order to a developer for illegal subdividing, supported by Governor Hobbs' focus on upholding consumer protection and water conservation laws.

Cochise County Supervisor Peggy Judd pleaded guilty to election interference, receiving 90 days' probation and a $500 fine.