Coconino County announces a 19-inch ballot for November elections, advising voters about longer lines and providing resources for registration and election information.

A judge denied three Arizona Tribes' bid to join a lawsuit challenging Biden's Grand Canyon National Monument designation, leaving them reliant on U.S. legal representation.

Arizona receives over $10 million from the U.S. Interior Department for wildfire management, part of the $1.1 billion from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office welcomed three more lateral transfers, including seasoned officers Leedham and Freemyer, and retired Utah officer Conner, to strengthen its force.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren addressed issues such as uranium transport, water rights, and the MMIW crisis at the Secretary Tribal Advisory Council meeting, seeking to enforce tribal sovereignty.

President Buu Nygren of the Navajo Nation warns of possible layoffs and a government shutdown due to a budget standoff with the Navajo Nation Council.

Fox 10 Phoenix reports independent voters may critically impact the election after the Harris-Trump debate, with opinions in Arizona showing varied responses and potential shifts in support.

Arizona and Nevada governors express concern over California's proposed gas price regulation, fearing increased costs and shortages in their states. They urge Governor Newsom to delay the legislation for wider discussion.

VP Kamala Harris debated former President Trump in Mesa, with Minnesota Governor Tim Walz supporting. Harris was favored in a poll, and the event spotlighted Arizona's role in the election.

Arizona and Nevada governors oppose a California bill they believe could raise fuel prices in their states, stressing the economic impact in a letter to Governor Newsom.

The Ninth Circuit Court deliberated on Arizona election laws demanding citizenship proof for registration and limiting federal form users in presidential voting. The impact on the election remains unclear.

The Apache trout has been removed from the Endangered Species list, a collaborative success celebrated by Arizona's Governor and conservation partners.

Prescott, Arizona, has published its 2023 CAPER to outline the city's housing and community development efforts and seeks public comments until September 24, 2024.