FOX 10 Phoenix and U.S. News report on the diverse state abortion laws post-Roe, with Arizona facing potential changes and VP Harris advocating federal protections, reflecting America's fragmented reproductive rights landscape.

The Supreme Court rejected a GOP push to block 41,000 Arizona voters but allowed parts of a citizenship proof law to proceed, causing mixed reactions ahead of elections.

CBP officers in Nogales, Arizona intercepted 99 pounds of fentanyl in a vehicle inspection. A 22-year-old woman was taken into custody and the case is under further investigation.

The Gilbert Town Council plans to raise local taxes to fund infrastructure and services, with a public hearing set for October and potential implementation by January 2025.

Peoria's City Hall is getting a facelift with plans for a new entry plaza, inviting public input on the design through the city's website until September 30.

The ACC seeks a legislative shield to protect against utility bill spikes due to EPA hazardous waste classification, asking Congress to exempt utilities from related liability.

Scottsdale City Council amended Prop. 490's ballot language to ensure compliance after a court decision necessitated changes for the upcoming November 5 vote.

The Scottsdale City Council is meeting to discuss actions on Prop. 490 after an appeals court ruling prevented the sales tax rate measure from proceeding. The discussion could include an executive session, with public decisions streamed online.

Cochise County is accepting applications to replace the resigning Justice of the Peace for Precinct 3, with applicants needing to be registered Republicans from the precinct.

Three nominees are being considered by Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs to fill a vacancy on the Pima County Superior Court following Judge Chon-Lopez's retirement.

Pima County Board of Supervisors approved a $1 million fund for a new low-income housing project in Tucson, offering 72 apartments with sustainable features and affordability tied to the Area Median Income.

Rep. Ruben Gallego calls for more staffing at southern border to combat fentanyl trafficking, complementing his legislative efforts such as the Anti-Border Corruption Improvement Act and the Direct Hire Act.

The City of San Luis appointed Fernando Corona as the new IT Manager after serving on an interim basis since the previous manager's departure in March.