Multiple breaks in the Transcanyon Waterline cut supplies to Phantom Ranch and inner‑canyon sites; crews are repairing the line and hikers must treat or carry water.

A mass brawl at Arizona Athletic Grounds in Mesa forced fields to be cleared and the rest of Sunday’s tournament canceled. Police say roughly 100 people were involved and no arrests were made.

Food Network chef Nik Fields is opening a Phoenix tasting room stocked with her signature wine collection, the Business Journal reports.

Someburros opens in Surprise near Loop 303, starts serving Tuesday and will celebrate with giveaways and live mariachi on Feb. 21.

Tempe will hold a public hearing Thursday on a proposal to require bars and restaurants to offer drink‑spiking test kits and safety tools. City leaders say rebates could offset costs.

A man was rushed to a hospital after a shooting at a Buckeye home near Watson and Yuma roads; police say there is no ongoing threat and detectives are investigating.

One person was found dead inside an RV after an early-morning fire near Wittmann; investigators are on scene and a probe is underway.

A DUI driver caused a collision with two Waymo vehicles, leading to severe injuries for one, while the Waymo passenger was unharmed. The drunk driver was arrested and charged.

Arizona Republican leaders criticize Governor Hobbs' budget, suspecting hidden tax hikes and fiscal irresponsibility amidst escalating tensions with Legislature.

Coconino County offices will close for Martin Luther King Jr. Day to honor his legacy, impacting county services for the day and urging the community to reflect on his contributions.

Sophie Stern and Tysen Woodward received the John Lewis Youth Leadership Award from Arizona for their work in civil rights, civic engagement, and voter education.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs introduces a tax cut proposal aimed at helping the middle class, including exempting overtime and increasing deductions. She criticizes Republicans for not supporting the plan.

Arizona's ADCRR has implemented new limits on commissary purchases for inmates to improve inventory management, effective January 12, with potential future adjustments.