Arizona's Secretary of State Adrian Fontes refused DOJ's request for unredacted voter data, citing legal prohibitions.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren met with advocates to discuss strategies for addressing Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives (MMIWR), focusing on public safety and improving response.

The article describes the mixed cloudy and sunny weather forecast for Phoenix, with cooler temperatures, a chance of rain on December 24th, and milder conditions towards New Year's Day.

Phoenix offers Christmas tree recycling at parks from Dec 26, 2025, to Jan 9, 2026, as part of a sustainability effort, with trees turned into compost.

Scottsdale has advanced the protection of local preserves, focusing on wildfire risk reduction, invasive species control, habitat restoration, and improving visitor experiences.

Shannon Anderson, Flagstaff's Senior Deputy City Manager, will receive the ICMA Credentialed Manager designation, highlighting her commitment to professional ethics and development in local government service.

The ADCRR disclosed details of gang-related inmate deaths, emphasizing their commitment to safety and accountability, and detailed their protocol and strategies to address gang violence.

Arizona advocates call for stronger protections for seniors against financial fraud, detailing exploitation and pushing for legal changes to safeguard this vulnerable group.

Dr. A.J. Chandler Park in Chandler, AZ is set to undergo renovations starting January 2026, with phase one focusing on infrastructure, lighting, and pedestrian safety improvements.

Peoria Police facilitated a holiday shopping spree for 50 local children, fostering community ties. Concurrently, the town's Holiday Festival included live performances, a market, and a tree lighting event, enhancing community spirit.

A multi-car crash on I-17 in Phoenix resulted in at least one fatality and several injuries, causing the highway to close until it reopened later the same day. The incident is still under investigation.

April McLaughlin, facing animal cruelty and fraud charges, took a plea deal, pleading guilty to multiple charges with sentencing set for January 2026 and could face prison time plus probation and restitution.

Maricopa County declares a "No Burn Day" due to high particulate matter levels, urging residents to avoid wood-burning and advising on eco-friendly practices.