Democratic senators opposed a House bill sanctioning the ICC for its treatment of Israel, seeking targeted measures rather than broad sanctions that impact U.S. allies and companies.

San Simon begins an important water project; traffic is rerouted on Cochise Avenue. For help, contact Engineering and Natural Resources at 520-432-9310.

Phoenix releases a Green Stormwater Infrastructure Handbook to educate residents on sustainable rainwater use and local ecosystem support, available in English and Spanish.

Arizona House Republicans advance bills to maintain affordable rural housing options and land division rights, spearheaded by Representative Gail Griffin.

A study by the Maricopa Association of Governments aims to improve Meridian Road's connectivity, with public involvement encouraged online and at an open house event.

Cochise County is seeking a new Recorder to replace David Stevens. Applicants from the same political party have until February 11, 2025, to apply, with the Board appointing a successor.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs invests $60.3 million in water sustainability initiatives, including infrastructure, conservation, and technology to address the state's water challenges.

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport celebrates its 90th anniversary, highlighting its economic impact, historical growth, and future plans, including festivities and a special online section with historic insights.

The Gilbert Volunteer Fair at the Southeast Regional Library on February 1st offers locals the opportunity to find volunteer roles with various organizations.

Chandler approved the Frye Road Protected Bike Lane project to enhance bike safety and connectivity, with federal funding for a comprehensive streetscape upgrade. Construction starts in March.

The Scottsdale Video Network offers a variety of programs including local history, entertainment, and live coverage of city meetings, promoting community engagement and education.

Mesa Public Schools Board voted to save elementary music classes amid budget cuts and planned layoffs, using $1.3 million from the Carry Forward Fund.

Civil rights attorney Ben Crump files a lawsuit against Arizona representing behavioral health providers affected by the state's Medicaid fraud crackdown.