Arizona leaders reacted on social media to a reported assassination attempt on ex-President Trump at his Florida golf club, with an armed individual neutralized by Secret Service.

The Intruders car club in Phoenix is focusing on increasing Latino voter registration, emphasizing local issues and community engagement ahead of the election.

Arizona repealed its 1864 abortion ban, with current laws allowing abortions until 15 weeks. A ballot measure could permit them until fetal viability if voters approve.

Chandler City Council has formed a Resident Bond Exploratory Committee to assess capital improvement financing needs, aiming to report back in 2025 for a possible public vote.

Chandler City Council approves the purchase of ten new ambulances, anticipating the start of their own ambulance service by January 2027, following a feasibility study.

Congressman Ruben Gallego urged the FTC to look into unfair practices by corporate landlords, part of ongoing efforts to protect renters, including challenging rent-pricing firms like RealPage.

AZ Attorney General Kris Mayes urges the revocation of a drilling permit for Saudi-backed Fondomonte due to concerns over Arizona's water resources depletion.

Coconino County officials urged USDA Secretary Vilsack for more funds for forest restoration, highlighting the dangers of wildfires and the investments in local forest industries.

President Nygren urges the Navajo Nation Council to act quickly on the 2025 budget to avoid financial instability and protect government operations and employee welfare.

The Arizona House issued a bipartisan proclamation honoring Hersh Goldberg-Polin and condemning Hamas, marking September 12, 2024, as a day of mourning.

Arizona's Governor Hobbs deals with rural water scarcity, as the town of Willcox faces dwindling groundwater levels due to heavy consumption by large farms. She emphasizes the urgent need for water conservation measures.

UOCAVA ensures overseas and military Americans can vote; starting September 21, absentee ballots are mailed for the 2024 election. Pinal County urges community to help eligible voters request ballots.

A federal court permits HonorHealth to take over Steward Health Care's Arizona facilities, a move supported by Governor Hobbs to ensure continuous patient care.