Avondale, AZ residents can converse with city council members informally at "Coffee with the Council" on Sept. 9 at Better Buzz Coffee, from 8-10am, for community dialogue.

Arizona's Attorney General Kris Mayes secured $1.5 billion in federal funds, protecting state programs amid legal disputes with the Trump administration.

The Goldwater Institute seeks an injunction to halt Arizona film tax credit payments, citing constitutional issues with the state's incentive program for filmmakers.

The Coconino County Treasurer's Office in Flagstaff is relocating to 110 E. Cherry Ave. downtown, providing tax and financial services Mon-Fri, 8-5 pm.

Senator Mark Kelly surveyed the Dragon Bravo Fire impact in Arizona, met with responders and local business owners to discuss emergency response and economic effects, and called for continued tourism to support the community.

Arizona DES seeks public input on proposed employment and training rules, invites commentary through their website or mail, with a deadline set for September 2025. Accommodations for disabilities are available upon request.

Cochise County, Arizona, is searching for a Judge Pro Tempore following Judge Terry Bannon's resignation. Qualified attorneys are invited to apply by August 29 for a term that may last up to a year.

Arizona introduces a secure, anonymous voting system for military and overseas voters, funded by a DoD grant and tested for cybersecurity, offering easy ballot submission via personal devices.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes launches Operation Robocall Roundup to combat illegal robocalls with warning letters sent to 37 telecom companies.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs toured Southern Arizona, focusing on border security, a water project, bill signing on phone use in schools, veteran homelessness, and supporting a local business through a state loan program.

Gilbert Police Department invites locals to a 13-week Citizens' Academy offering an inside look at law enforcement.

Navajo Nation President Nygren discussed financial priorities with the White House, opposing cuts to Native American programs and advocating for the Navajo community's needs.

Tim Carter is appointed as Coconino County's new Emergency Management Director, bringing 20+ years of experience and credentials including a master's in emergency management.