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.

Tempe city services announce closures for Martin Luther King Jr. Day; essential services continue, while others like transit and waste management see schedule changes.

Chandler announces city service changes for Martin Luther King, Jr./Civil Rights holiday including closed administrative offices and altered facility hours.

Peoria Police now use My90, an Axon tool, for confidential community feedback following police interactions, aiming to improve transparency and service.

Governor Katie Hobbs presented the "Arizona First Plan," focusing on tax cuts, affordable housing, and charging data centers for water usage, to address economic challenges and conserve resources in Arizona.

Arizona's GOP House reaffirms support for the state's Save Women's Sports Act amidst Supreme Court cases that could impact girls' and women's sports nationwide.

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

Arizona State Representative Selina Bliss sponsored a proclamation designating January 13 as Arizona Human Trafficking Awareness Day to raise awareness and combat trafficking.

Arizona Representatives propose a bill to suspend state taxes on utility bills to provide financial relief and address a perceived conflict of interest in government.

Avondale Police issued a Turquoise Alert for 21-year-old Isabella Comas, missing since January 11 and last seen in Arizona with her red Hyundai Sonata unaccounted for.

Senator Mark Kelly has sued Secretary of Defense Hegseth, claiming unconstitutional censure attempts, and reaffirmed his duty to the Constitution on the Senate floor.

Arizona allocates $180,000 from GOYFF to enhance the state's child abuse response system, with grants supporting urban, rural, and tribal area efforts.