The US Supreme Court discussed the legality of transgender athlete participation in girls' sports, with State Superintendent Tom Horne criticizing liberal justices' views.

Arizona's Superintendent Tom Horne criticized Democrats for opposing school choice, framing it as a push for educational monopoly, while Democrats highlighted concerns about public school resources and equity.

Mesa Parks and Recreation opens spring activity registrations, featuring sports and recreation for all ages, with non-resident sign-ups starting January 20.

The Arizona Capitol lights up in blue for Human Trafficking Prevention Month, aiming to raise awareness, support survivors, and coordinate action against exploitation.

Avondale hosts "Mercados & Melodies: Health and Wellness" on January 23, from 6 to 9 p.m., featuring vendors, live music by the Kruse Brothers, a Zumba class, and the NCAA Women’s Basketball Trophy.

A deputy shot an armed man, who, along with a woman, fled on foot in an Arizona hotel. Both suspects face charges; the man has non-life-threatening injuries. Details are limited as investigations continue.

Gifthealth opens a new pharmacy in Mesa, Arizona, promising to create 200 jobs and utilizing robotic systems capable of handling over 28,000 medications daily.

Senator Gallego criticizes ICE for alleged racial profiling and improper handling during operations, urging Arizona residents to be vigilant and calling for ICE oversight reform.

Two men were injured in separate shootings in Phoenix and Glendale. The Phoenix shooter is unidentified; the Glendale incident resulted in a woman's arrest.

Flagstaff Mayor Becky Daggett appointed to the Arizona Commission on the Arts, bringing her advocacy for housing and arts to the statewide arts organization.

Governor Katie Hobbs is set to appoint a new judge to Arizona's Court of Appeals Division One; 10 nominees have been listed by the Commission on Appellate Court Appointments.

The Peoria Police Department received a $169,720 grant for traffic enforcement and education to improve road safety by targeting speeding, red-light violations, and DUIs.

A woman was charged with second-degree murder for a crash killing an Arizona firefighter in October. Substances impairing driving were found in her system post-incident.