Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs highlights plans for workforce development, border security, childcare cost reduction, and water management during her statewide tour, as per the Office of the Arizona Governor.

Tucson Police Officer William Bonanno was honored for arresting an armed intruder at Legacy Charter School, emphasized by state schools chief Tom Horne.

State attorneys general, including Arizona's Kris Mayes, are suing to prevent Elon Musk's DOGE from accessing federal payment systems, citing threats to privacy and the safety of public funds.

Phoenix's weather forecast promises a week of pleasant conditions with mostly sunny skies, moderate temperatures, and light winds, though there's a chance of showers later in the week.

The Casa Grande community is invited to the annual State of the City Address on March 5, discussing strategic advancements and city-wide improvements.

Peoria proposes to increase credit card service fee to a uniform 2.80% with a $2.95 minimum for city services, excluding existing utility and permitting fees.

Tempe partners with Rio Salado College to host a free event for young women on leadership and empowerment, featuring workshops and networking opportunities.

A federal judge has blocked Trump's order to end birthright citizenship, citing the 14th Amendment and supporting a legal challenge by multiple state AGs, including AG Mayes.

The Arizona Department of Transportation warns of freeway closures in Phoenix from February 7-10 due to improvement projects, affecting Interstate 10 and 17 with detours in place.

ADOT completes a widening project on US 95 in Yuma, enhancing travel for local and military traffic, with infrastructure investments including a new bridge.

Phoenix Police have reclassified the December death of Margaret Williams as a homicide following a medical examiner's findings. The exact cause of death and suspects remain unknown.

Virginia Lujan, 55, has been indicted for multiple charges, including child abuse, after her 13-year-old granddaughter was found dead in a modified cage inside their home in Tempe.

Phoenix surpasses its 10-year housing plan in just five years, creating/preserving 53,000 units, with nearly half for families earning at/below 120% of the median income.