Residents rallied at Prescott Courthouse Plaza on National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, acknowledging the service of local law enforcement, with speeches emphasizing their sacrifices, community support, and inter-agency collaboration.

A server glitch in Maricopa County delayed document recordations, affecting transactions and highlighting a dispute over the control of server infrastructure between county entities.

Former ASU quarterback Sam Leavitt transfers to LSU after playing 7 games, throwing for 1,628 yards and 10 touchdowns.

Arizona authorities rescued an 8-year-old Mexican boy believed to have been trafficked and arrested a woman involved after a traffic stop revealed inconsistencies in her story.

Gabby Giffords and Senator Mark Kelly reflected on the 2011 Tucson shooting and honored the victims, including Gabe Zimmerman, at an emotional trailhead visit.

Arizona Senator John Kavanagh introduces Senate Bill 1080 to allow school districts to partner with developers to convert unused schools into affordable housing, mainly for teachers and essential workers.

Fountain Hills will host an open house on January 22nd to discuss the Palomino Boulevard reconstruction project, emphasizing the importance of keeping residents informed.

A critical incident brief details a confrontation where Phoenix police shot a man who fired at them; the man received medical care and was booked into jail after surgery.

Phoenix mandates retailers to manage shopping carts with locking systems or retrieval plans to prevent littering public spaces, under threat of enforcement actions.

ARIZONA@WORK's Rapid Response initiative for laid-off Nikola Corporation workers earned them the 2025 Golden Prospector Award for swiftly connecting job seekers with new opportunities.

Phoenix, Arizona, is to maintain clear skies, with daytime temperatures in the high 60s to mid-70s and cooler evenings in the mid-40s. Slight wind gusts may occur.

Arizona's Court of Appeals ruled that parents can sue schools for not disclosing a child's gender identity, with Superintendent Tom Horne supporting the decision, citing parental rights.

The Marana Chamber of Commerce reaches 800 members, showcasing local business growth under the leadership of President/CEO Amanda Wiggins since June 2021.