The Arizona Senate race between Gallego and Lake is heating up with personal attacks and policy debates, as early voting approaches and polls show Gallego leading.

Arizona AG announces drug dealer Eduardo Cruz's sentencing for trafficking fentanyl and meth, emphasizing the state's commitment to fighting illegal drugs.

Will Lofdahl is appointed as the new general manager for WestWorld in Scottsdale, bringing over 30 years of experience in event and facility management.

Rep. Gallego joins Glendale Mayor and APA President to discuss support for law enforcement and public safety, highlighting funding efforts and legislative initiatives to strengthen local police capabilities.

Avondale Mayor Kenn Weise resigns to join NASCAR as Government Affairs Director, leaving behind a legacy of economic growth and public safety improvements. The City Council will meet to find his replacement.

Patricia Glover was appointed by the Pinal County Board of Supervisors as the Western Pinal Justice of the Peace, with her term set until 2028, following an uncontested primary win.

Lake Havasu City hosts a coffee chat with the Mayor and City Manager for community discussions on city projects and local developments, also supporting the local football team.

President Buu Nygren rebuts allegations about his use of veto power, emphasizing responsible budgeting and criticizing the Navajo Nation Council’s handling of funds.

The article explains the pre- and post-tax contributions of the Arizona State Retirement System, emphasizing that while pension contributions reduce taxable income now, taxes are due upon withdrawal.

Ammon Barker is named interim Coconino County Attorney following Bill Ring's resignation. Ring becomes Chief Civil Deputy Attorney, with Michael Tunink promoted to Chief Deputy County Attorney.

Randy Judd was appointed as the Justice of the Peace for Precinct 3 by the Cochise County Board of Supervisors after being recommended by a selection committee.

Arizona's Secretary of State, Adrian Fontes, reported that the number of voters with unconfirmed citizenship has risen to 218,000, a critical issue ahead of key votes.

Cochise County reached a $125,000 settlement with American Oversight over public records issues and plans to improve transparency with NextRequest software and a full-time paralegal.