Governor Katie Hobbs presented the "Arizona First Plan," focusing on tax cuts, affordable housing, and charging data centers for water usage, to address economic challenges and conserve resources in Arizona.

Arizona Representatives propose a bill to suspend state taxes on utility bills to provide financial relief and address a perceived conflict of interest in government.

Senator Mark Kelly has sued Secretary of Defense Hegseth, claiming unconstitutional censure attempts, and reaffirmed his duty to the Constitution on the Senate floor.

In Page, Arizona, a suspect was arrested for aggravated DUI after being caught speeding with a toddler in the car while babysitting. The driver's BAC was 0.293, and they also had a suspended license.

Former Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich has passed away at 59, survived by his family, leaving a legacy of public service and political involvement.

ADOT presents details about the Grand-35 Project's design and timeline at Alhambra High School on January 22nd, with online access offered for remote participants.

The Coconino County Attorney's Office released its 2025 Annual Review discussing justice and safety improvements, emphasizing collaboration and transparency.

Senator Gallego discussed immigration enforcement and community impact in Phoenix, concerned about ICE methods and advocating for focused, fair policies.

Phoenix Police Department reported a fatal stabbing between siblings in Central Phoenix, resulting in the arrest of Ali-Ondre Hampton for the murder of his brother, Timotheus.

Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego commented on Trump's immigration policies and potential ICE actions in Phoenix, voicing concerns about federal agent reassignments and the risk to citizens during local media stops.

Senator Mark Kelly sues Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth for censure over a video on refusing unlawful orders, claiming First Amendment rights violations.

Arizona lawmakers are debating a $1.1 billion tax cut as the legislative session begins, with conflict between GOP proposals and Gov. Katie Hobbs' plans for targeted tax relief.

Ex-DCS Director David Lujan urged for increased funding and alternatives to group homes in Arizona's child welfare system, emphasizing collaborative efforts for better outcomes after systemic failures were linked to child murders.