VP Kamala Harris rallied in Arizona, discussing housing, reproductive rights, and reaching out to the Hispanic community amidst a tight election race. Trump is also focusing on Arizona, highlighting the state's electoral importance.

Early voting in Arizona has started, as stated by Secretary of State Adrian Fontes. Voters are advised on the two-card ballot, mail-in request deadlines, and offered tracking services to ensure the transparency and integrity of the vote.

The Prescott community raised nearly $17,000 for the Yavapai County Sheriff's Office Employee Fund through a charity golf tournament organized by the 'Sips and Cigars' group.

Vice presidential candidates, Republican J.D. Vance and Democrat Tim Walz, campaign in Arizona, focusing on issues such as the economy, faith, and indigenous sovereignty. Meanwhile, VP Kamala Harris raises over $1 billion for her campaign.

Kari Lake and Ruben Gallego debated in an Arizona Senate race, clashing on issues like immigration and abortion rights, with Lake accusing Gallego of political shifts and Gallego labeling Lake as untruthful.

Buckeye has been awarded for excellent financial reporting for the sixth year in a row, exemplifying its commitment to transparency and responsible management.

Residents of Tempe, AZ, are invited to complete a survey by October 20 to influence the future of local human services, with a chance to win a gift card.

Rep. Gallego requests urgent White House action on a health crisis caused by Hurricanes Helene and Milton, citing shortages of IV and dialysis solutions in Arizona hospitals and pushing for a dedicated liaison and emergency measures.

Pima County has announced waterline work on Portland Avenue, leading to road closures from Oct 9-11 during work hours. Local access will be maintained.

Arizona begins early in-person voting, attracting political figures like VP Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump due to its status as a battleground state with a history of close races.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes launches a campaign to combat housing discrimination, including education and advice for residents on their rights and protecting against illegal practices.

Arizona turns buildings purple for Domestic Violence Awareness Month, including a campaign called "Lighting Arizona Purple" to support survivors and educate the public.

San Luis city offices will close on Oct 14 for Columbus Day, altering services like trash collection and bill payments. Emergencies will be handled by the Police Dept. Communications Division.