Governor Hobbs' Executive Budget in Arizona allocates funds to enhance the state's transportation system, including highway maintenance, rural community support for federal grants, and a study on Phoenix-Tucson passenger rail service.

Senator Mark Kelly urged for EPA collaboration on Arizona's air and water quality issues, including addressing PFAS contamination and cross-border pollution, with EPA nominee Zeldin committing to prioritizing state-specific challenges.

Tolleson Mayor Juan F. Rodriguez has been cleared in an ethics investigation regarding a clash with school board members, with insufficient evidence for conviction.

Surprise Stadium is set to host Spring Training with games and promotions including a head-to-head between the Texas Rangers and Kansas City Royals on February 21.

Arizona Department of Transportation plans to close eastbound Loop 202 off-ramp at Gilbert Road for 60 days and implement additional closures on westbound Loop 202 due to widening efforts.

Phoenix is considering a sales tax increase to address a budget shortfall, with a 0.5% rise potentially affecting prices minimally. Public input is encouraged through the FundPHX tool.

Volunteers in Maricopa are preparing for the annual Point-In-Time count to assess the local homeless population, with results informing policy and funding applications.

Senator Mark Kelly comments on the Gaza ceasefire agreement, hopeful it will end violence and facilitate humanitarian aid, while maintaining support for Israel's defense against terrorism.

Arizona's Governor's Office is seeking AI experts to join an AI Steering Committee for policy development and the responsible deployment of AI technology.

Lake Havasu City's administrative offices will close for Martin Luther King Jr. Day but essential services like police, fire, and trash collection will continue.

Supervisors Horstman and Fowler join Grand Canyon Monument Advisory Committee, bringing experience in environmental and cultural conservation for its sustainable management.

The Phoenix Police Department has issued a Silver Alert for Luis Avila, 76, missing since January 14, 2025, in Phoenix, Arizona. He has a medical condition and may be confused.

Acacia Heights II, an affordable housing complex in Phoenix, opened by Maricopa County officials, offers 66 units, funded in part by the American Rescue Plan Act.