Trump and Harris campaigns target Native American voters in Arizona, with both sides intensifying efforts given the community's pivotal role in elections.

ASU tribute features names and images of hostages held by Hamas, marking the anniversary of attacks in Israel. The Feffer sisters and Rabbi Tiechtel reflect on the tragedy and hope for light amidst darkness.

Arizona and Israeli communities commemorate one year since the deadly Hamas attacks, remembering the victims and hostages through vigils and ceremonies.

Notable political figures, including Vice President Kamala Harris and Senator JD Vance, visit Arizona to rally support ahead of an election, signaling the state's significance.

Pima County is rectifying a mistake that placed 509 voters in incorrect school district voting areas. New voter registration cards are being mailed, assuring that those affected receive the proper ballots for the 2024 General Election.

A database error at the Arizona MVD led to voter registration issues, potentially affecting 218,000 voters. State officials delayed reporting the error, while the Supreme Court blocked a change to "federal-only" status for those affected.

Rep. Ruben Gallego urges the FDA and DOJ to take action against U.S. distributors of illegal Chinese-made vaping products, highlighting enforcement lapses and calling for immediate, impactful measures.

The EPA plans a hybrid meeting to discuss the cleanup of the Phoenix-Goodyear Airport Superfund site, allowing in-person and online participation for community engagement.

Arizona AG secures refunds for consumers affected by All Good Shutter and Blind's unfulfilled orders after an investigation into the company's practices.

ADWR experts shared alarming data on the significant decline of the Willcox groundwater basin, with 400 feet drawdown since 1940.

The S'edav Va'aki Museum will open late on Thursdays and offer discounted evening rates, close on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and open earlier on Sundays.

Pinal County seeks a new Constable to fill a vacancy after Glenn Morrison's resignation. Interested Republican candidates should submit applications by October 17, 2024.

Queen Creek appointed 13 teens to the Mayor’s Teen Advisory Committee to engage youth in local governance and ensure their perspectives influence policymaking.