Arizona House Committee advances HCR2016, aiming to restore funds for water security, contrasting the Governor's budget proposal that excludes such funding. Rep. Griffin warns against compromising individual rights in water policy.

Arizona House Committee approved HCM2003 proposing state focus on stormwater and groundwater recharge, identifying 331 sites for infrastructure development to enhance water resources, without current state budget allocations.

Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell declined to prosecute Ms. Scalero due to insufficient evidence linking her diary's accounts of dog torture and killing to any actual events.

Tombstone eyes $515,855 in CDBG funds for low-income aid and to combat blight, with a public hearing scheduled on February 11, 2025, for community input on fund usage.

The City of Phoenix made an impactful debut as the only U.S. city exhibitor at CES, highlighting local tech innovation and fostering business connections, with Mayor Gallego touting the city's economic strengths.

SCMPO is seeking public feedback on the draft Pinal County Strategic Transportation Safety Plan and is accepting comments via email until February 15, 2025.

Tempe invites residents to meet legislators on Neighborhood Day at the State Capitol on January 29, promoting engagement and legislative transparency.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes denounces President Trump's pardons for individuals involved in the January 6th Capitol riots, arguing they threaten law enforcement and public safety.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes has urged Maricopa County to maintain financial support for the Isaac School District to safeguard the education of over 5,000 students.

Jenn Daniels is the new chair of the Arizona State Transportation Board, bringing experience from previous regional leadership roles to guide state transportation policy and investments.

Westbound I-10 in Arizona will be closed between Loop 202 and I-17 from Jan 24-27 for a traffic shift, affecting various ramps and necessitating detours.

Two men detained after a fatal shooting in Phoenix were released pending an investigation. The shooting, claimed as self-defense, resulted in one man's death.

Lori Vallow Daybell seeks to dismiss her Arizona case for a speedy trial violation, while her husband Chad Daybell's murder charge stands despite a clerical error in the indictment.