Coconino County Board of Supervisors honors retirees, including Sheriff Jim Driscoll, ending his 50-year career, and highlights incoming public servants.

Arizona Supreme Court launches the LSACJW program allowing nonlawyers to provide limited legal services to underserved populations, under attorney supervision.

Dr. Francisco Garcia, Pima County's Deputy County Administrator and Chief Medical Officer, will leave his position on January 3, 2025, after advancing public health and addressing crises like COVID-19.

The Senate passed the WRDA of 2024, a bipartisan bill championed by Senator Kelly to boost Arizona's water infrastructure and flood control, awaiting the President's signature.

Lauren Tolmachoff is named Vice Mayor of Glendale, taking a role of increased responsibility until the end of 2025.

Senator Mark Kelly's efforts supported Arizona's semiconductor growth, leading to large investments and job opportunities in the sector, including a notable TSMC and Intel presence and Amkor Technology expansion.

One person died and four others, including children, were injured in a two-vehicle collision in Glendale. The crash occurred at 67th and Olive avenues around 7:30 p.m. The cause is under investigation.

The Potter's House Church of Prescott donated $5,000 to the YCSO Employee Fund which supports staff in need, demonstrating the church's ongoing commitment to local law enforcement.

Mesa, Arizona retains its status as an Autism Certified City, with the Mesa Arts Center, Arizona Museum of Natural History, and idea Museum renewing their certifications to remain inclusive for guests with autism.

Tempe Police's "Operation Secret Santa" uses bait packages with tracking devices to catch porch thieves, as FOX 10 Phoenix reports, improving holiday security for residents.

The Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Authority Board has renamed the airport to Mesa Gateway Airport, highlighting the East Valley's growth and economic vitality.

ADOT confirms no full freeway closures in the Phoenix area from Dec. 20 to Jan. 6 to ease holiday traffic, with some night work possible. Safety reminders issued.

An armed man was shot dead by Phoenix police after opening fire in a Whataburger restaurant. No other injuries were reported. The incident has been classified as the 54th officer-involved shooting in Maricopa County in 2024.