Scottsdale announces a series of events, including Western Week, the WM Phoenix Open, the Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show, and San Francisco Giants' spring training.

Casa Grande unveils a new mural at City Hall North Plaza, created by local artist Paige Reesor, at a ribbon-cutting event on February 3, celebrating community and culture.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes joins a coalition of 21 attorneys general opposing DOJ's demands on Minnesota, considering them overreaches into state sovereignty and voter data.

Peoria Sports Complex gears up for 2026 Spring Training with ticket sales starting January 31 and various promotions, including discounts for residents, military, and first responders.

Flagstaff City Council ended its contract with Flock Safety, aiming to dismantle the license plate recording technology, with camera removal scheduled by February 5 as confirmed by the company.

ADOT opened new truck parking at Sunset Point Rest Area on I-17, adding 19 spaces to help alleviate the parking shortage for commercial vehicles. This is part of a statewide plan to add hundreds of truck parking spaces.

Maricopa is considering a major real estate development proposal by Dozerland, LLC for high-density residential zoning and a Planned Area Development on a 150.86-acre site. Public meetings are scheduled to discuss the plans.

Surprise, Arizona, offers a series of free cultural events in February, including a local band competition, a community mural workshop, an outdoor sketching tour, and a live music event at Asante Library.

Federal agents raided 14 Zipps restaurants in Phoenix, alleging illegal hiring and identity fraud, led by Diego Gonzalez-Rosales. The year-long probe resulted in several charges and the detainment of 39 unauthorized workers.

Arizona State Representative Ralph Heap introduces House Bill 2975 to suspend the "Solar Scores" map, aiming to redistribute land use favorably between solar, housing, and mining developments.

Senator Gallego introduced the Water Security and Drought Resilience Act, aimed at improving U.S. water storage and drought response, supported by Senators Padilla and Kelly.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes has requested an additional $2.85 million from the JLBC for election readiness, emphasizing the need for cybersecurity and operational efficiency to ensure a secure 2026 election cycle.

Franklin Arnett Clifton from Arizona received the death penalty for a deadly 2014 drive-by shooting that killed one woman and severely wounded another.