Arizona fire crews assist in fighting California wildfires, while local organizations offer aid to evacuees and their livestock. Cal Fire initially overlooked thanking Arizona, but later corrected the oversight.

A man was shot and killed in west Phoenix. Police responded around midnight, and the victim, 47-year-old Samuel Roacha, died at the hospital. No suspect details have been released.

Arizonans participating in Dry January are increasingly turning to cannabis-infused drinks as non-alcoholic alternatives, with options ranging from sodas to THC and CBD beverages available in dispensaries and online.

Arizona faces increased fire risks due to an unusually dry winter, with conditions ripe for quick-spreading fires. Fire departments emphasize prevention and readiness amid aiding California with its fires.

Yavapai County residents gathered for the annual Blue Lights ceremony to show support for local law enforcement, with officials highlighting the community's unwavering backing.

Casa Grande's City Hall will have phone service interruptions due to system upgrades on January 13 and 15, affecting various departments, but not emergency services.

The City of Peoria may raise fees for credit card payments for city services, proposing a standardized 2.80% service fee. A council meeting on March 25, 2025, will determine the outcome.

Falcon Field Airport in Mesa completed the Anzio Ramp reconstruction, a project funded by an Arizona Department of Transportation grant to meet current FAA standards and improve infrastructure.

The Queen’s Bay cul-de-sac in Lake Havasu City will be closed from January 13th to June 2nd for construction, but access to nearby attractions and detours will be provided.

The Pima County Board of Supervisors voted to accept over $700,000 in federal grants for home weatherization and repair for low-income homeowners outside Tucson.

Authorities in Tucson confiscated food and equipment from an unlicensed food vendor linked to foodborne illness cases, emphasizing health and safety regulations for local businesses.

Senator Mark Kelly supports the Laken Riley Act for community safety, highlighting a bipartisan effort to address border security and immigration reform challenges.

Lane restrictions on Loop 101 between 51st and 75th avenues will occur nightly from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. from January 9 to January 17, 2025, due to a widening project.