Maricopa County reduces property tax for the fourth year, approving an FY 2025 budget focused on growth and quality-of-life while preparing for economic downturns.

The FTC has taken action against corporate landlord Invitation Homes, in response to concerns from Rep. Gallego, including a $48 million settlement for unfair rental practices.

Tolleson is hosting an Election Town Hall with Maricopa County on September 26 to help voters register and update information, taking place at the Tolleson Civic Center.

Several states have made last-minute changes to voting rules affecting ballot casting and counting, with actions like Georgia and Arizona's shift toward hand-counted ballots possibly delaying results. Changes are causing concerns of voter confusion.

The ATF partners with librarians to identify illegal 3D-printed gun conversion devices and educate them on spotting suspicious activity to curb their spread.

The City of Chandler won the second place in the Government Experience award by the CDG for providing enhanced digital services and engaging constituents effectively.

Rep. Gallego urges President Biden to declare a major disaster for the Havasupai Tribe after flash flooding, highlighting infrastructure damage and the need for federal aid to rebuild and reinforce the community.

Avondale won a Gold and Silver award from the IEDC for its economic development programs, highlighting its effective use of federal resources and neighborhood development.

Rep. David Cook of Arizona objects to the U.S. Air Force's plans to use flares during low-altitude training, citing wildfire risks. He urges for stronger fire safety measures in a letter responding to their Draft EIS.

The Rio San José Stream System Water Rights Settlement Act, introduced by U.S. Senators Heinrich and Luján, aims to secure Navajo Nation's water rights in New Mexico and fund water projects.

VP Kamala Harris is set to visit Arizona Friday, continuing her campaign efforts in key battleground states. Details of her visit are not yet disclosed.

During Hispanic Heritage Month, the Arizona GOP and Latino Americans for Trump aimed to attract Hispanic voters, discussing economic issues under the Biden-Harris administration and Trump's potential for economic recovery.

Arizona's Supreme Court ruled that 100,000 voters affected by a registration glitch can vote on the full ballot in 2024.