Max Wilson, an ex-military and Maricopa County advocate, has died. He served on the Litchfield Park City Council and as a county supervisor, supporting local businesses and military families.

The Pima County Commission is seeking public feedback on five candidates for a Superior Court judicial appointment following Judge Chon-Lopez's retirement.

Pima County Attorney Laura Conover leads over Mike Jette with 67% of the votes in the Democratic primary, while addressing outside spending and promoting justice reforms.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren issued an executive order to regulate the transport of radioactive materials, responding to unauthorized transport by Energy Fuels Resources, emphasizing law enforcement and sovereignty.

Scottsdale provides up-to-date election results for Mayor and City Council races on their official site, ensuring transparency and convenience for voters.

The Peoria City Council will virtually canvass the July 30 Primary Election results, especially for the Mesquite District, on August 14 at 3 p.m. The session will be live-streamed for public viewing.

Ginny Dickey leads Fountain Hills' election, with early votes showing her at 47%. Joe Arpaio and other candidates trail behind in a robust contest. Results are still unofficial.

Pinal County released initial primary election results, with counts from early ballots available online and more to come as Election Day ballots are processed.

Chandler residents vote for their favorite neighborhood in the Mayor’s Neighborhood Excellence People’s Choice award, with seven areas competing after hosting G.A.I.N. events.

Mayor Craig McFarland is seeking volunteers for the Mayor's Reading Club to encourage early reading among children to support academic success in Casa Grande.

Gilbert, Arizona residents will vote in the Primary Election for mayor and council positions, with past low primary turnout despite local governance impact. Voters can access candidate info and polling locations online.

Lake Havasu City is hosting "Coffee with the Mayor and Chiefs" for residents to discuss city matters with local officials in a casual setting on August 2, from 8:30 to 10:00 a.m. at the Council Chambers.

US lawmakers, including Rep. Gallego and Sens. Rubio and Bennet, condemn the Venezuelan elections as a sham and call for global rejection of the results and support for democracy in Venezuela.