AG Mayes leads a bipartisan coalition urging Meta to crack down on deceptive AI-generated weight loss ads, citing the lack of FDA approval and the exploitation of body image issues.

The Fiscal Year 2026 National Defense Authorization Act, backed by Senator Gallego, has been passed, providing funds for military improvements in Arizona and supporting U.S. allies.

Scottsdale appoints Judy Doyle and Kira Peters as deputy city managers, emphasizing their extensive experience and commitment to community service in the city.

Kyrene School District is closing six schools due to low enrollment and budget issues, with the plan saving $5.8 million annually and aiming to maintain education quality.

Scottsdale announces Kevin Burke as the new Senior Director of Economic Development & Tourism, bringing his experience in municipal strategies to drive business growth and enhance tourism in the city.

The 34th annual Litchfield Park Gathering celebrates Native American arts and culture with over 100 artists, performances, and cuisine on January 10-11, 2026.

The inaugural Phoenix Marathon attracted over 7,000 participants, with Jake Heslington and Tiaree Towler winning the men's and women's marathons, respectively.

"Inside Goodyear" podcast recaps 2025's major events in the city, portraying its growth, notable business openings like Trader Joe's, a local business featured in a Super Bowl ad, and a TIME Magazine feature.

The PebbleCreek Ladies Who Lunch delivered lunch and toys to Goodyear Fire Station 185, also offering a chance to learn about fire services and safety.

The District of Arizona charged 173 individuals with immigration offenses, including illegal re-entry and entry, plus smuggling, during a week-long crackdown.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs announces a $15.6 million investment in the state's power grid resilience, directing funds to four projects aimed at reducing outages and wildfire risks. Total investment with matching grants reaches $27 million.

A teenage motorcyclist died in a Tempe crash after losing control and subsequently being hit by a vehicle. The passenger sustained minor injuries, while the driver was pronounced dead at the scene.

Phoenix Fire Department mourns the loss of Capt. Luke Moran after over 20 years of service, remembering his dedication and heroism during a 2014 rescue operation.