Arizona Supreme Court Won’t Order Groundwater Review for Upper San Pedro Basin
Justices declined to force Gov. Hobbs and ADWR to study whether the basin needs an active management area, leaving an appeals court ruling in place.
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Arizona Switches to New Statewide Election Results Website for Nov. 3
Secretary of State Adrian Fontes says the Enhanced Voting platform will give voters one place to track unofficial results with maps and charts.
FBI Investigating Suspicious Letters Sent to Reps. Grijalva, Ansari and Stanton
The letters, some containing white powder, follow the Oct. 15 evacuation of the Arizona Executive Tower after a powder-filled envelope reached the Secretary of State’s Office.
Volunteers Haul 260 Pounds of Litter Off Historic Route 66 in Flagstaff for Centennial
Twenty-two volunteers filled 19 bags along a one-mile stretch of the Mother Road at a special ADOT Adopt a Highway event marking Route 66’s 100th anniversary.
ADOT Urges Parents to Talk Safe Driving During Teen Driver Safety Week
Thirty-one drivers ages 15 to 18 died in crashes on Arizona roads in 2025, ADOT says, as it urges families to discuss seatbelts, speed and distraction Oct. 18-24.
Obama to Campaign in Michigan and Ohio Ahead of November Midterms
The former president plans early-voting kickoff events with Senate and governor candidates in Detroit and Cleveland as Democrats seek gains on Nov. 3.
CDC Sending Disease Detective to Pennsylvania as Measles Cases Top 4,400
Pennsylvania reported more than 1,200 cases and six measles-linked deaths; CDC will deploy an Epi-Aid team after the state formally requested help.
Norte Fire Destroys Homes, Forces Evacuations in Orange County
Santa Ana winds drove the blaze near San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano; officials said at least six homes were damaged or destroyed.
Oregon Teacher Tackled Shooter Before Armed Father Fatally Shot Suspect
Police say a teacher threw her phone and fought a 16-year-old gunman at Silver Rail Elementary; parent Kaylub Giamanco then shot him, helping end the attack.
Trump Waives New Russia Sanctions as Zelenskyy Says Move Rewards Putin
An executive order pauses most of the Lindsey Graham sanctions package Trump signed last month, citing U.S. national interests and a diesel deal with Moscow.