Senator Ruben Gallego visited Arizona towns Globe and Miami after historic floods, met local leaders and the owners of La Casita Café, and recognized first responders' efforts.

Glendale City Council announces Patrick Banger and Vicki Rios as final city manager candidates, with a two-day interview process set for early October.

Senator Gallego warns of increased healthcare premiums and urges for a solution to avoid financial strain on Americans, highlighting urgency with a Nov 1 deadline.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes sues Zillow and Redfin for an anticompetitive agreement, alleging it could drive up rental prices, in a multi-state lawsuit targeting their dominance in the rental listings market.

Chad Heywood is appointed as a City Judge for Glendale City Court, bringing prior experience as a Hearing Officer and Judge Pro Tempore, and strong community ties.

Coconino County is set to conduct a public Logic and Accuracy Test on voting equipment for the Nov. 4 election to ensure accuracy and accessibility, with options for in-person and live video observation.

Arizona's Governor Katie Hobbs refuses to use state funds to keep national parks open during the federal shutdown, impacting local tourism and businesses financially.

Surprise Mayor Kevin Sartor declares October as "Domestic Violence Awareness Month" with events including "Wear Purple Day," an art exhibit, and a donation drive.

Senator Mark Kelly supports a resolution honoring the 75th anniversary of the Impact Aid Program, emphasizing its vital role in funding Arizona schools on federal lands.

Senator Ruben Gallego urges Frontier Communications to negotiate fair wages for Navajo Nation workers, highlighting a pay gap in his letter to the CEO.

Arizona lawmakers Willoughby and Shamp are urging a pause on new disability assessment policies to include community input, citing concerns over the impact on vulnerable residents.

Coconino County Public Works earned its seventh APWA accreditation, recognizing its public works best practices and over 1,000 miles of roadway management.

Arizona's Attorney General launched a contest for students to raise fentanyl awareness, encouraging the creation of PSAs and social media content to highlight the drug's risks.