Prescott City Council will discuss new airport fee schedules on January 14, 2024, that may affect traveler costs starting mid-February. Details are available online and at the City Clerk's office.

Mesa held its second annual Bike to Books contest, where kids created art for bike lanes. Winning designs have been installed along Mesa's Stadium Connector Shared Use Path.

Phoenix has chosen local firm Krause as the winner of a contest to design a carbon-positive building at the Resource Innovation Campus, aligning with sustainability and waste diversion goals.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs criticizes Superintendent Tom Horne's policy to fast-track education fund reimbursements, warning of potential misuse of public money.

Arizona's House Speaker Ben Toma won a court case, where some provisions of the 2023 Elections Procedures Manual were invalidated, emphasizing the legislature's role in election laws.

The City of Phoenix partners with Trellis to build 10 affordable, energy-efficient homes in the Garfield neighborhood, aiming to improve homeownership and community stability.

The City of Mesa's ABC donation program supports local disadvantaged residents by providing essentials, with residents contributing through various means, benefiting organizations like Dress for Success Phoenix, Paz de Cristo, and United Food Bank.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled key DNA evidence admissible in the trial of Ian Mitcham, accused of Allison Feldman's murder, bringing her family closer to justice.

Victoria Cardenas has emerged from a coma caused by a severe crash on US 60, with her community rallying to support her and her ceramics shop during her recovery.

Eleazar Alfredo Gomez of Casa Grande was sentenced to 58 months for illegal firearm possession following a guilty plea for being a Felon in Possession of a Firearm.

Coconino County Board of Supervisors honors retirees, including Sheriff Jim Driscoll, ending his 50-year career, and highlights incoming public servants.

Lauren Tolmachoff is named Vice Mayor of Glendale, taking a role of increased responsibility until the end of 2025.

One person died and four others, including children, were injured in a two-vehicle collision in Glendale. The crash occurred at 67th and Olive avenues around 7:30 p.m. The cause is under investigation.