San Luis, Arizona, has completed adding 20 new streetlights to the 6th Avenue corridor, enhancing safety and visibility at a cost of $164,000, with future lighting projects planned.

The Eloy Police Department is actively recruiting experienced officers, emphasizing community engagement and offering competitive benefits for those joining their growing team.

A Silver Alert has been issued for Ollie Leonard Howard, 72, missing in Phoenix since January 1, 2025. He has a medical condition causing confusion and was last seen near 38th Avenue and McDowell Road.

The Enable IC Partnerships Act, designed to enhance U.S. intelligence capabilities, has been signed into law and included in the National Defense Authorization Act.

A man in Phoenix was fatally attacked by a suspect who hit him with a car then stabbed him; the suspect cited hearing voices and was charged with murder.

Several Phoenix light rail stations will be closed for testing ahead of Valley Metro's new extension. Alternative transport, like shuttle buses, will be provided.

Apache Junction teams up with SRP to remove trees posing risks to power lines, replacing them with low-growth varieties, and planting additional trees for public and environmental benefits.

The Fields at Countryside in Surprise won SFMA's Soccer Field of the Year in Schools & Parks, highlighting the city's commitment to maintaining exceptional sports fields.

Penn State defeated Boise State 31-14 in the Fiesta Bowl, marking their first College Football Playoff semifinal appearance, while the defense and rushing game earned high praise.

The article discusses varying trends in US construction employment, with job growth in some areas and declines in others like Phoenix, and the industry's reliance on immigrant labor.

Merry Main Street in Mesa offers a holiday ice rink until January 11 with tickets at $10, including skates. Find gnome Bingles for prizes and explore local businesses in the festive atmosphere.

Texas Longhorns defeat Arizona State Sun Devils in a double-overtime Peach Bowl thriller with a final score of 39-31.

The Apache Junction Police Department received $84,801 in grants from the Arizona GOHS to improve traffic safety with overtime funding and new equipment like Grappler devices.