The Arizona Supreme Court formed a committee to integrate mental health considerations into the justice system, with a focus on blending judicial processes and behavioral health expertise.

The City of Peoria is offering tree recycling after the holidays, with drop-off sites like Peoria Sports Complex and local Walmart stores open from December 26 to January 2.

A man died after falling through ice at Woods Canyon Lake, with his body recovered by officials the next day. Witnesses attempted rescue; the cause of death is pending investigation.

Arizona State Sen. Anthony Kern was released from the hospital after a car crash in South Dakota, suffering from a collapsed lung, broken ribs, and fractured vertebrae.

Residents in Glendale are concerned about frequent speeding, with cars often exceeding the 25 mph limit. The local police have been informed and measures like speed bumps are suggested for long-term solutions.

Phoenix firefighters made a special birthday memorable for Beckham Botts, a 3-year-old with neuroblastoma, by giving him a tour of a fire station and celebrating his courage.

Mara Daffron, an ASU student, survived a knife attack by a classmate and is recovering with community support, including a fundraiser and a GoFundMe campaign.

Maricopa County deputies received reprimands for improperly escorting a murder suspect's family, breaching security protocol and suggesting preferential treatment.

The Unbound Academy in Arizona has been approved to use AI instead of traditional teachers, sparking debate over the effectiveness of such an educational model.

A Phoenix freeway was closed in both directions due to a police incident with a man on an overpass. Traffic was heavily delayed but resumed after the situation ended peacefully.

Donald Trump spoke at the Turning Point USA's AmericaFest convention in Phoenix, endorsing Karrin Taylor Robson and promoting his 'Make America Healthy Again' initiative.

Arizona's DES invites public comment on updates to the Nutrition Assistance Program rules until February 17, 2025, to enhance clarity and effectiveness.

Phoenix locals gathered at the Burton Barr Library for the "Meet the Mighty Machines" event, showcasing various vehicles like fire engines and garbage trucks. It aimed to provide educational experiences for families.