Tombstone, Arizona city offices will close early on Halloween to support the Trunk or Treat event, showcasing the city's commitment to community traditions and celebrations.

Arizona's local elections approach, focusing on Maricopa County's mail-only ballots, with various deadlines and voting processes detailed for Maricopa and other counties.

Matthew Edmiston, a fraudulent contractor, was convicted for theft and operating without a license in Tucson, Arizona, and sentenced to probation and jail time.

AZ State Rep. Blackman urged action from Gov. Hobbs and Senators to protect constituents reliant on SNAP during the federal shutdown. He advised declaring an emergency and setting up a relief hotline.

Governor Katie Hobbs requests $6 billion to prevent SNAP benefits cutoff in Arizona due to a government shutdown, impacting nearly one million residents, including veterans.

Senator Mark Kelly criticized President Trump and House Republicans for inaction on rising healthcare costs, highlighting the plight of Americans like a substitute teacher facing significant premium increases.

Valley foster youth met with Arizona lawmakers to discuss problems in group homes, sharing personal challenges. The conversation aimed to highlight systemic issues and find solutions, inspired by the tragic story of a foster youth named Zariah Dodd.

Studies reveal Arizona's housing crisis with soaring rents, high home prices, and a shortage of affordable options. Reports suggest addressing the crisis could create jobs, yet income disparity remains a significant barrier to home affordability.

Arizona cattle ranchers are contesting President Trump's suggestion to import beef from Argentina, concerned it would harm their industry and livelihoods.

Gov. Katie Hobbs addresses the impact of a federal shutdown on Arizona, affecting SNAP benefits and causing state DES employee layoffs. She criticizes the Trump administration and seeks federal and nonprofit aid.

The Arizona Governor's Office has opened the judicial appointment process for public observation, including interviews for the Yuma County Superior Court vacancy.

The Chandler Municipal Court was recognized for their Instant Language Assistant system, which translates over 250 languages, enhancing accessibility for non-English speakers.

Senator Ruben Gallego highlighted Latino contributions to the U.S. during Hispanic Heritage Month, promoting equal opportunities and championing Latino culture, while discussing immigration and policies affecting Latinos.