Arizona State Superintendent Tom Horne praises a federal judge's decision to invalidate proposed changes to Title IX by the Biden administration, relating to gender identity in school facilities.

The City of Peoria may raise fees for credit card payments for city services, proposing a standardized 2.80% service fee. A council meeting on March 25, 2025, will determine the outcome.

Falcon Field Airport in Mesa completed the Anzio Ramp reconstruction, a project funded by an Arizona Department of Transportation grant to meet current FAA standards and improve infrastructure.

The article describes the Mesa Historical Home Tour taking place on January 18, allowing visitors to explore twelve homes showcasing architectural styles like Craftsman and Ranch in Mesa's historic districts.

Maricopa's first municipal courthouse marks a successful year, improving local justice by efficiently handling various cases and engaging the community.

Casa Grande Animal Care and Adoption Center hosts a free dog adoption event in partnership with Best Friends Animal Society to alleviate shelter overcrowding.

Growers Market in South Phoenix agrees to end mulching operations due to local complaints and a settlement with the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors for violating zoning ordinances.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has established a Cold Case Homicide Unit to revisit and solve unsolved crimes with advanced technology and investigation methods.

ADOT announces major freeway closures in Phoenix from Jan 10-13 due to the I-10 Broadway Curve Project, including total eastbound I-10 closure and ramp shutdowns, affecting weekend traffic and airport access.

Stephen Miller was appointed as Chairman and Jeffrey McClure as Vice-Chairman of Pinal County's Board of Supervisors for 2025. Rich Vitiello joined the board, pledging to work together with his colleagues.

The Queen’s Bay cul-de-sac in Lake Havasu City will be closed from January 13th to June 2nd for construction, but access to nearby attractions and detours will be provided.

The Gila River Indian Community opens its 2025 Grant Cycle for proposals, with a deadline of March 31, 2025. Casa Grande applicants must submit by February 20, to be presented on March 17, 2025.

The Pima County Board of Supervisors voted to accept over $700,000 in federal grants for home weatherization and repair for low-income homeowners outside Tucson.