Flagstaff Police are searching for missing senior George William Jackson Sr., last seen December 11 near Route 66. Jackson is vulnerable due to a medical condition, and there is an urgency to locate him. The public is asked to report any information.

Tombstone city offices announce reduced hours during the holiday season, closing at noon on select days and observing full closures on Christmas and New Year's Day.

Cigna and Tenet Healthcare are deadlocked in a contract dispute, risking healthcare access for over 400,000 Arizonians if not resolved by New Year's Day.

President Trump issued an order standardizing AI regulations across the US, amid state policy fragmentation and federal challenges to excessively restrictive state laws.

A 19-year-old was seriously injured in Mesa after a head-on collision by a suspected impaired driver. The crash led to roadway closures during the investigation.

The Sunaire transitional housing project in Mesa faces delays amid political changes on the city council, affecting efforts to address homelessness. HUD's policy shift back towards transitional housing adds complexity to funding issues.

Eli Rabadi, a 16-year-old from north Phoenix, is missing for three weeks; while a 13-year-old girl from South Auckland was found safe after the same period.

Phoenix-based nonprofit Coding in Color hosts its second Day of Compute, giving underserved high school students practical experience with computing and coding, aiming to increase STEM opportunities and diversity in the tech industry.

Joe Rim was sentenced to 15 years for the 2022 shooting of Stephen Jacobo in Mesa, with additional pending charges for sexual exploitation of a minor.

Phoenix anticipates a week of stable weather with clear skies and temperatures around 80°F during the day and 50°F at night, ideal for outdoor activities.

ADOT announces weekend road restrictions in Phoenix, with no full freeway closures but several lane and ramp closures due to maintenance and widening projects.

Queen Creek's financial stability is affirmed with 'AA' credit ratings, supporting its plan to fund water acquisition from Harquahala Valley to ensure long-term supply.

The Arizona Governor's Office of Highway Safety awarded the Tombstone Marshal's Office $19,335 to improve highway safety, with plans to address impaired driving, speeding, and seatbelt use.