The National Weather Service predicts rain and thunderstorms in Phoenix, AZ, with varying precipitation chances through Thursday and clearer weather by the weekend.

The Scottsdale Police Department reported improvements in public safety, technology use, and community engagement for 2025, achieving a top safety ranking and crime reductions.

Casa Grande Public Library announces January events including Winter StoryWalk, tech classes, family movie event, parenting program, book clubs, and volunteer opportunities.

An elderly man, Apolonio Romero, is missing in Maricopa County, Arizona. The Tempe Police seek help locating him; he has a medical condition that could make him confused.

The Peoria Main Public Library now offers passport services, including on-site photos, for new applications, renewals, and first-time youth applicants.

Arizona creates new House committees focusing on AI, innovation, and rural economic development, chaired by Representatives Wilmeth and Martinez, respectively.

The murder trial of Ian Mitcham, accused of killing Allison Feldman in 2015, resumed with discussions on forensic evidence and possible motives. This Arizona case notably used familial DNA for identification.

The U.S. measles outbreak has surpassed 2,000 cases in 2025, a level not seen since 1992, with notable clusters in South Carolina and along the Arizona-Utah border. Low vaccination rates threaten to revoke the nation's elimination status.

Gilbert invites locals to the Regional Unity Walk on January 24 to foster respect and understanding; no registration needed, with a festival and free T-shirts provided.

Arizona lawmakers seek $1.5 million to fund an independent prison oversight office following December inmate deaths and past funding shortfalls. Governor Hobbs is open to budget talks for the initiative.

Maricopa residents can attend a public meeting regarding a proposed rezoning of 1.9 acres to General Mixed-Use, with key documents available for review.

Flagstaff City Council meetings now feature an OpenGate weapons detection system for added security, with handheld alternatives available for some attendees.

Kate Brophy McGee becomes the first woman in nearly 25 years to chair the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors and outlines an agenda prioritizing fiscal responsibility, tackling evictions, public safety, infrastructure, and election integrity.