Arizona's ADCRR has implemented new limits on commissary purchases for inmates to improve inventory management, effective January 12, with potential future adjustments.

Scottsdale Fire Department enhanced wildfire mitigation, emergency response, and training in 2025, managing vegetation, certifying neighborhoods, and opening a new station.

An early-morning shooting in El Mirage left a man with a critical head injury as police investigate. Authorities say there is no ongoing threat at this time.

Arizona Senators Gallego and Kelly have obtained over $32 million in federal funding for state projects, focusing on improving public safety, flood control, and rural water management.

Sen. Mark Kelly led a Senate session to mark 16 years since the Citizens United ruling, discussing its negative impact on democracy and the need for reform in campaign finance.

A Phoenix campus that helps refugee families could be shuttered after a federal pause on refugee admissions left enrollment near two dozen students.

Former NASA JPL director Laurie Leshin has joined ASU as University Professor for Space Futures, returning to Tempe to advise on the university’s space strategy and industry partnerships.

A man was critically injured in a Friday morning shooting at a QuikTrip near 44th and Oak in Phoenix; detectives are investigating and asking for tips.

Gilbert offices close on MLK Day; trash services continue, and residents are encouraged to attend local MLK events, including a parade and festival. The Water Tower will be lit in red, black, and green.

Jennifer Stitt, 50, died after being struck on Deer Valley Road near 26th Avenue in north Phoenix early Thursday. Police say the driver stayed and impairment is not suspected.

Senator Mark Kelly criticized the Trump administration for not reducing healthcare costs, highlighting consequences for Arizona, especially with Medicaid cuts and the impact on rural health services.

Maricopa County confirms first measles case of the year; the patient was not infectious during travel. Health officials are reaching out to potential contacts and emphasize the importance of vaccination for prevention.

Senators Kelly and Gallego introduced the Stop Excessive Force in Immigration Act to impose new use-of-force guidelines on ICE, in response to recent incidents.