Cochise County Libraries introduced Northstar Digital Literacy to improve residents' digital skills for work, school, and daily life, offering certificates for job seekers.

Arizona's Superintendent Tom Horne criticized Democrats for opposing school choice, framing it as a push for educational monopoly, while Democrats highlighted concerns about public school resources and equity.

Mesa Parks and Recreation opens spring activity registrations, featuring sports and recreation for all ages, with non-resident sign-ups starting January 20.

Tom Newell, with nearly 24 years at YCSO Detention Services, was promoted to Lieutenant during a ceremony where his dedication to service and positive impact on the justice system were highlighted.

Glendale adjusts services for Martin Luther King Jr. Day: trash pickup normal, landfill closed, limited bus services, ADA transport unaffected, some community services paused, airport operational, visitors bureau closed.

Over 100 protesters at Arizona State University demonstrated in support of Iranians protesting their government, amid reports of thousands detained and a high death toll in Iran.

The Apache Junction Police Department has launched a Citizens Police Academy, an eight-week program for residents to learn about police operations, starting April 1.

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.

CG LINK expands service area in Casa Grande, now covering north of Cottonwood to Kortsen, between Pinal Ave and Peart Rd. The service operates Monday-Saturday, helping residents access essential services.

Yavapai County Sheriff's VIP program received a $20,000 grant for AEDs and emergency response training from the Invest in Others Charitable Foundation.

The Coconino County Attorney's Office released its 2025 Annual Review discussing justice and safety improvements, emphasizing collaboration and transparency.

Buckeye, Arizona will close city offices and libraries on Jan. 19 to honor Martin Luther King Jr., but trash and recycling services will continue as usual.

Changes to the CDC's vaccine recommendations and dietary guidelines have caused confusion and concern among parents and health professionals, prompting calls for congressional investigation.