The State Bar of Arizona is offering a free virtual immigration legal clinic via Zoom for immigrants to discuss their legal queries with attorneys. Registration is by email, with limited availability.

Arizona's education chief commended an officer for arresting an armed man at Legacy Traditional School. The man, under the influence of drugs, was stopped by the quick action of School Resource Officer Bonanno.

State attorneys general, including Arizona's Kris Mayes, are suing to prevent Elon Musk's DOGE from accessing federal payment systems, citing threats to privacy and the safety of public funds.

Arizona opens bidding for a forensic audit on the State Schools for the Deaf and the Blind, with proposals due by February 24, and the contract awarded on March 7.

Agents in Phoenix arrested Jose Manuel Arellano-Noriega with a large amount of fentanyl after a traffic violation led to the discovery of drugs and a firearm in his car and residence.

Phoenix's weather forecast promises a week of pleasant conditions with mostly sunny skies, moderate temperatures, and light winds, though there's a chance of showers later in the week.

Fountain Hills will pay $373,000 less for Maricopa County Sheriff's law enforcement services in FY 2026, without service level drops, as announced by Mayor Friedel.

Apache Junction invites artists to display their work at city facilities, with drop-offs for new submissions scheduled for February 10th at the city hall.

Casa Grande invites public input on CG LINK Transit Service changes at hearings on February 13 at two locations, with options for feedback by email or traditional mail by March 14, 2025.

The Casa Grande community is invited to the annual State of the City Address on March 5, discussing strategic advancements and city-wide improvements.

Maricopa's City Council Budget and Finance Subcommittee is planning infrastructure and quality-of-life investments with a new draft of the Capital Improvement Project Plan.

Phoenix film scene generated $29.1 million in 2024, a significant increase from the previous year, buoyed by 777 projects and 3,000+ local crew hires.

Phoenix earns CEASE Designation with over 90% of city employees trained to spot and report human trafficking during National Human Trafficking Prevention Month.