Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs leads a trade delegation to Mexico City, aiming to discuss economic growth and water conservation with Mexican officials and business leaders.

Protests named "No Kings Day" took place in Phoenix against perceived authoritarian policies by President Trump, with thousands participating in peaceful demonstrations throughout the metro area.

Inmate Richard Djerf was executed in Arizona for 1993 Phoenix family murders, following a legal process, with his death declared post-lethal injection.

Groundbreaking for the Randolph Cultural Center took place with community leaders present, signaling the start of construction for a new hub with diverse facilities, aiming to open in 2026.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the state's Administrative Procedures Act doesn't apply to the Elections Procedures Manual, affirming the Secretary of State's authority.

Senator Mark Kelly emphasized on CNBC the critical need to extend ACA tax credits, sharing personal stories about constituents facing severe financial distress without them.

Local leaders in Tempe, Arizona, including Mayor Woods and Gov. Hobbs, have declared states of emergency after a storm, to seek federal funding for recovery.

Attorney General Kris Mayes is suing the EPA over the cancellation of the $7 billion Solar for All program, which aimed to provide clean energy to disadvantaged communities.

An IT issue affected Arizona's campaign finance system, highlighting the need for infrastructure upgrades, which the Secretary of State's Office has requested funding for.

Scottsdale has formed a new Subcommittee on Community Safety, led by Councilwoman Jan Dubauskas, to focus on improving public safety and addressing nuisances in the city.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs appoints Elizabeth T. Bingert and Rachel C. Hernandez to the Maricopa County Superior Court, filling vacancies left by retired judges.

Senator Mark Kelly discusses the impact of a government shutdown on health care premiums and criticizes Republican inaction in a Senate press release.

Page Unified School District #8 is seeking a new Governing Board member, with interviews for six candidates facilitated by an advisory committee. Coconino County residents can email feedback until October 17, 2025.