Maricopa County's new Sheriff Jerry Sheridan gets a custom cowboy hat and vows to address the sheriff's department's backlog of internal affairs cases to end federal oversight.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren delivered the Second People’s State of the Navajo Nation address, focusing on 2024 achievements and plans for 2025, emphasizing infrastructure and healthcare. A detailed report is available online.

The Phoenix Fire Department's Fire Station 62 grand opening on January 25 includes an open house with tours, activities, and a chance for residents to meet firefighters.

Casa Grande's "Traveling Garbage Gallery Art Program" transforms garbage trucks into moving art exhibits with local artists' work, aiming to beautify the streets while conveying an anti-litter message.

The Trekell Road Improvement Project begins in Casa Grande, investing $5.8 million to widen the road and enhance safety, with an eight-month duration expected.

The Rio Vista Recreation Center in Peoria launches a January sale with 20% off new memberships and 10% off renewals, plus additional benefits for annual members.

The U.S. Attorney's Office has reported 3,141 prosecutions for illegal entry or re-entry, with a focus on disrupting human smuggling and protecting border officers.

ASU students from California face hardships as wildfires destroy or threaten their homes, with the community rallying support through fundraising and donation drives for those affected.

The weather forecast for Phoenix promises sunny skies and light winds, with temperatures ranging from highs in the mid-60s to lows around 39 degrees throughout the week.

This article discusses business trends for 2025, including a cooler job market, less remote work, rising healthcare costs, tech upgrades, diversity in workplace practices, and AI growth impact on HR.

Mesa Public Schools announced layoffs for the 2025-2026 school year due to financial pressures, as part of a nationwide trend of educational budget cuts and job losses.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes filed a motion to execute Aaron Gunches, convicted for murder in 2002, but the Supreme Court delayed his request for an expedited date. Governor Hobbs had paused executions to review protocols.

A woman was shot and seriously injured at Desert Ridge Marketplace in north Phoenix. Police are investigating the incident and have called for witnesses.