Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren delivered the Second People’s State of the Navajo Nation address, focusing on 2024 achievements and plans for 2025, emphasizing infrastructure and healthcare. A detailed report is available online.

Supervisors Horstman and Fowler join Grand Canyon Monument Advisory Committee, bringing experience in environmental and cultural conservation for its sustainable management.

The Phoenix Fire Department's Fire Station 62 grand opening on January 25 includes an open house with tours, activities, and a chance for residents to meet firefighters.

Phoenix Sky Harbor celebrates its 90th anniversary with the introduction of Culture Corner, offering travelers free live art and performances at the airport.

Maricopa County man, Robert Allen Lee, receives three life sentences for sexually abusing minors, with no parole. His attempts to manipulate the case by coercing his stepdaughter and other victims were also condemned.

Cochise County Attorney Lori Zucco appoints Paul Correa and Brian McIntyre as Chief Civil and Criminal Deputies, respectively, highlighting their legal experience and community reputation.

The Phoenix Police Department has issued a Silver Alert for Luis Avila, 76, missing since January 14, 2025, in Phoenix, Arizona. He has a medical condition and may be confused.

Acacia Heights II, an affordable housing complex in Phoenix, opened by Maricopa County officials, offers 66 units, funded in part by the American Rescue Plan Act.

The DOJ announced 536 defendants charged in Arizona for various federal crimes, including drug trafficking and human smuggling, under the OCDETF program.

Casa Grande's "Traveling Garbage Gallery Art Program" transforms garbage trucks into moving art exhibits with local artists' work, aiming to beautify the streets while conveying an anti-litter message.

The Trekell Road Improvement Project begins in Casa Grande, investing $5.8 million to widen the road and enhance safety, with an eight-month duration expected.

The Surprise City Council accepted the resignation of City Attorney Robert Wingo, effective March 2025, and initiated a recruitment process for his successor.

A traffic stop in Buckeye escalated to a felony when a driver sped off, nearly hitting an officer, and was later charged with speeding, assault, and fleeing law enforcement.