Ian William Moses was sentenced to 5 years in prison for arson at a Tesla dealership, with an additional 3 years of supervised release. He pleaded guilty to politically motivated attacks that caused extensive damage.

Dr. Laura Tohe is appointed as the new Arizona Poet Laureate by Governor Katie Hobbs to promote poetry across the state.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs announced initiatives to improve affordability, targeting middle-class tax cuts, reducing utility bills, and increasing affordable housing construction.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs opposes a GOP tax plan that she feels favors the wealthy, instead advocating for middle-class tax cuts and criticizing a tax hike on working seniors.

Arizona Appropriations Committee Chairs support a transformative tax legislation estimated to save taxpayers $1.1 billion over three years while maintaining a balanced budget.

Rep. Kupper introduced HB 2325 in Arizona to limit corporate ownership of homes and ensure families a fair chance to buy houses by imposing ownership caps and waiting periods for investors.

Tolleson offers a free legal clinic on January 31, providing 30-minute consultations at the Senior Center. Registration required.

An 18-year-old is accused of killing his neighbor and living in the deceased's home in Phoenix, with police finding the body and arresting the suspect, who now faces multiple charges.

Gilbert police use drones to curb reckless e-bike riding and avoid high-speed pursuits, enhancing safety and de-escalation efforts. Mixed community reactions and an educational 'Know Your Ride' campaign are discussed.

A body was found at a construction site in Tempe, potentially linked to the missing 91-year-old Apolonio Romero with dementia and diabetes. Identity yet to be confirmed.

Arizona's Chino Valley Unified School District built 10 affordable tiny homes to aid teacher recruitment and retention, providing an economical housing option for educators like Malachi Daniels.

The US Supreme Court discussed the legality of transgender athlete participation in girls' sports, with State Superintendent Tom Horne criticizing liberal justices' views.

Queen Creek town offices are to close on Martin Luther King Jr./Civil Rights Day; emergency services still available. Trash and recycling continue as normal, while recreation facilities have holiday hours.