MesaNow.org announces the start of the FY2025/2026 funding application process for Housing and Community Development programs, set to begin on September 11.

Arizona's Judicial Performance Review Commission released ratings for judges on the 2024 ballot, providing voters with performance evaluations based on diverse court participant surveys.

Arizona election campaigns face recurring issues with campaign signs, involving premature postings and vandalism, causing debates without legal consequences.

Joe Walsh endorses Kamala Harris in Arizona while rallying conservatives, emphasizing the threat he believes Trump poses to democracy and highlighting bipartisan support for Harris.

Democratic VP nominee Governor Tim Walz is set to host a campaign event in Phoenix, Arizona on Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. following earlier southwestern engagements.

Nebraska presents competing abortion measures on the ballot, reflecting a national divide post-Roe v. Wade, while states like Arizona, Colorado, and Florida similarly grapple with abortion rights through voter referendums.

John Fuery has been appointed as the new Chief Adult Probation Officer in Pinal County, replacing Saul Schoon. With a history in the department and accolades like Probation Officer of the Year, he's set to bring experience and expertise to the role.

AG Kris Mayes demands federal action to fix power outages at San Carlos Irrigation Project affecting 13,000 customers, citing health risks and service reliability problems.

Gilbert received the GFOA's financial reporting award for the 33rd year for its comprehensive annual financial report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2023.

The 2024 presidential race sees differing approaches to gun violence, with VP Harris advocating gun control and Sen. Vance emphasizing school security.

Yavapai County Sheriff's Office welcomes three new deputies from other states after an oath ceremony, highlighting the area's growth and the county's support for law enforcement.

The ASRS reminds members to confirm their enrollment status online to ensure benefits and account accuracy and avoid potential issues with their retirement plans.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren has approved a $24.2 million contract to revamp playgrounds at 16 child care centers, enhancing facilities with modern equipment and new amenities.