Growers Market in South Phoenix agrees to end mulching operations due to local complaints and a settlement with the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors for violating zoning ordinances.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has established a Cold Case Homicide Unit to revisit and solve unsolved crimes with advanced technology and investigation methods.

Scottsdale's new mayor and city council members will be inaugurated on January 14 at the Virginia G. Piper Theater. The event is free and open to the public on a first-come, first-served basis.

Pima County invites public feedback on 14 candidates considered for a judicial vacancy in the Superior Court, with a public meeting scheduled for Jan. 27, 2025, to discuss the applicants.

ADOT has announced weekend closures on eastbound I-10 in Arizona for a traffic shift, affecting several ramps. Drivers are advised to seek alternative routes and expect delays.

The Arizona Department of Child Safety launched a Youth Driver Education Program to help foster youth obtain driver's licenses and transition to adulthood.

The Coconino County Superintendent of Schools seeks public input on filling a Grand Canyon Unified School District Governing Board vacancy, with candidates Ashton Bedford and Daniel Hendrix vying for the seat.

A Lewis Prison officer was arrested for smuggling drugs into the facility after a five-month investigation by the ADCRR.

New officials were sworn into office at Surprise City Hall, with Mayor Kevin Sartor vowing transparency and the council set to choose a Vice Mayor on January 21.

Edgar Cano Quintero, 16, was indicted on first-degree murder and other charges after a fatal shooting in Mesa, according to the Maricopa County Attorney's Office.

Pima County Board appointed Supervisor Rex Scott as Chair and Adelita Grijalva as Vice Chair and extended County Administrator Jan Lesher's contract with a salary increase.

Police recommend charges against a woman for her toddler's death in a hot car in Buckeye, AZ. The tragic incident occurred in September 2024, with potential charges of manslaughter and child abuse being considered.

Phoenix city offices will close for MLK Day 2025, but trash collection remains unchanged. Library and transfer station services are paused, parking meters are enforced, and public transit runs on a regular schedule, except for Express/RAPID buses.