Surprise Stadium Seeks National Anthem Singers for 2026 Spring Training with Applications Due January 9
Surprise Stadium seeks National Anthem singers for Spring Training games from Feb 20 to March 21, 2026. Applications are due by January 9, 2026. Selected vocalists will be notified by early February.
Record-Breaking 8 Million Flyers This Holiday Season, Phoenix Sky Harbor Bustles with Efficient Festive Travel
AAA predicts record holiday air travel, with busy conditions at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, which sees improved parking and manageable crowds despite the holiday rush.
Arizona Inmates Train Service Dogs for Veterans Amidst Drug-Related Health Crisis at Perryville Prison
Arizona State Prison Complex-Perryville inmates are training service dogs for veterans, while the complex also deals with an incident of drug use among inmates, leading to an investigation.
Arizona U.S. Attorney's Office Charges 160 in Immigration Crackdown, Including Alien Smuggling Cases
The District of Arizona charged 160 individuals with immigration offenses, including illegal re-entry, initial entry, and alien smuggling, with federal agencies collaborating in enforcement.
Suspected DUI Driver Strikes Three at Navajo Nation Christmas Parade in Kayenta; One Victim Dead
A suspected DUI driver struck three people, including a critically injured youth and a pregnant woman, at a Navajo Nation holiday parade. One victim later died. President Nygren called for community vigilance against impaired driving.
Prescott Community Rallies Behind YCSO K9 Unit with Generous Donation, Honoring Bond Between Officers and Service Dogs
Wendy Skaggs organized a fundraiser for the YCSO K9 Unit, highlighting the close bond between the community and law enforcement. The donation was received by Capt Winfrey, whose retired K9 Gemma had won an award and was later euthanized due to age.












