Maricopa is seeking volunteer coaches for its Spring 2025 Sports Recreation Leagues, offering free player registration for coaches' kids, and a coaching kit. Commitment includes a weekly practice and game.

Arizonians protested Trump's policies in Phoenix, with grievances about tariffs, LGBT rights, deportations, and Elon Musk's influence, as part of the national 50501 Movement.

New councilmembers Beckles and Terry discuss their priorities for Goodyear on the "Growing Goodyear" podcast, focusing on first responders and maintaining the city's charm.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes warns about sports betting scams ahead of Super Bowl, advising bettors to use only licensed sportsbooks and to be cautious of fraudulent practices.

Maria Elena Cruz becomes the first Latina and Black justice on Arizona's Supreme Court, reflecting the state's growing diversity. Appointed by a Democratic governor, she brings a bipartisan judicial background to the court.

A 16-year-old on an e-motorcycle was arrested in Buckeye after a drone-led police chase for ignoring a stop sign and fleeing officers. He faces multiple charges.

Senator Mark Kelly discussed the negative impacts of a White House order freezing federal funding on defense innovation and military readiness during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing.

Phoenix announces various service adjustments for Presidents' Day, including closed city offices and libraries, but regular waste collection and public transport.

Interim City Manager Greg Caton reorganizes Scottsdale's staffing, promoting three employees to lead various departments for improved efficiency and service quality.

ADOT plans to build a bridge to carry SR 347 over Riggs Road, with a diamond interchange to ease congestion and improve safety, with construction expected to start by early 2026.

Immigration rights activists in Phoenix protested against harsh enforcement policies, demanding an end to ICE, with varied tactics from peaceful to confrontational demonstrations.

Arizona State's Bobby Hurley directed his team to skip postgame handshakes due to taunting from Arizona players, after a game featuring a headbutt incident and ejections.

An Arizona audit found voter citizenship tracking issues due to database flaws, affecting about 218,000 registrations, and recommended better inter-agency communication to address this.