A .22‑caliber handgun was found on the Legacy Traditional School sports field in Casa Grande; a 10‑year‑old and his father were arrested and now face charges.

Phoenix is facing unseasonably warm weather, with temperatures nearing record highs. The warmth is attributed to a high-pressure system, with forecasts indicating continued above-average temperatures.

Phoenix police investigated a fatal shooting downtown where a man was found with a gunshot wound and later pronounced dead at a hospital. Another man was detained then released pending investigation.

Arizona Representative David Livingston introduced HR 2002, the Judea & Samaria Act, advocating Arizona's recognition of Israel's claim to these territories by officially using these terms instead of "West Bank."

Queen Creek's downtown development campaign highlights new eateries, retail, and mixed-use projects across 230,000 square feet, with private investment reaching $200 million.

Yavapai County Sheriff's Office celebrates the retirement of Lt. Shane Chaves after a 20-year career, during which he notably contributed to the new Prescott jail facility.

Rep. Kupper introduced HB 2325 in Arizona to limit corporate ownership of homes and ensure families a fair chance to buy houses by imposing ownership caps and waiting periods for investors.

An 18-year-old is accused of killing his neighbor and living in the deceased's home in Phoenix, with police finding the body and arresting the suspect, who now faces multiple charges.

Gilbert police use drones to curb reckless e-bike riding and avoid high-speed pursuits, enhancing safety and de-escalation efforts. Mixed community reactions and an educational 'Know Your Ride' campaign are discussed.

Arizona State Representative Selina Bliss sponsored a proclamation designating January 13 as Arizona Human Trafficking Awareness Day to raise awareness and combat trafficking.

Avondale Police issued a Turquoise Alert for 21-year-old Isabella Comas, missing since January 11 and last seen in Arizona with her red Hyundai Sonata unaccounted for.

Arizona allocates $180,000 from GOYFF to enhance the state's child abuse response system, with grants supporting urban, rural, and tribal area efforts.

Angel Encinas was appointed as Chandler's new vice mayor until January 2027. He is deeply involved in local education, real estate, and community initiatives.