Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs, in her State of the State Address, set priorities including tax cuts, housing affordability, and water conservation efforts, while criticizing federal aid denial and calling for nonpartisan solutions to state issues.

Arizona's Pinal County Attorney Brad Miller proposed a bill to criminalize obstruction of law enforcement, sparking protests and outcry at his news conference.

A woman was airlifted from Camelback Mountain after sustaining a severe leg injury, with Phoenix Fire crews responding and using a helicopter due to her inability to descend.

An illegal cockfighting ring was busted in Tonopah, Arizona, leading to several arrests and citations, along with the seizure of altered roosters and evidence of gambling.

The District of Arizona charged 112 people with immigration offenses in one week, highlighting U.S. enforcement efforts on illegal entry and smuggling.

Gifthealth opened a new digital pharmacy in Mesa, Arizona, aiming to improve medication distribution with advanced robotics and create up to 200 jobs.

The Arizona Corporation Commission is launching a new online business filing portal, the Arizona Business Center, on January 12, 2026, with enhanced features and security.

Arizona's GOP lawmakers propose to align state tax codes with federal changes for an estimated $1.1 billion tax relief over three years, focusing on child tax credits and childcare deductions to support families.

A Yavapai County Sheriff’s deputy responded to a call where two 1-year-old infants were left alone at home, leading to the arrest of the parents for child abuse and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Arizona settles with Riverview, LLP, cutting groundwater usage and investing $11 million in local water initiatives, influenced by Senator Gallego's advocacy for sustainable water practices.

Gabrielle Giffords marks the 15th anniversary of the Tucson shooting, reaffirming her dedication to combating gun violence and reflecting on her recovery and advocacy efforts.

The Mesa Historic Home Tour on January 17th includes a public showcase of the Ponderosa II, built by Lorne Greene, and features the mid-century Golden Hills neighborhood.

Mesa Vice Mayor Scott Somers joins the First Responder Network Authority's advisory committee to enhance FirstNet, the U.S. public safety broadband network.