Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs criticizes Superintendent Tom Horne's policy to fast-track education fund reimbursements, warning of potential misuse of public money.

Phoenix is enjoying an unusually mild December with sunny skies and mid-70s temperatures, offering residents a pleasant backdrop for holiday festivities.

Maricopa County, partnering with ASU, invests $1 million to address the 14-year life expectancy gap between South Phoenix and North Scottsdale, focusing on health disparities.

The Joe Foss Shooting Complex in Maricopa County will reopen under the City of Buckeye's management, offering shooting facilities to the public and law enforcement after a unanimous Board decision.

Arizona's House Speaker Ben Toma won a court case, where some provisions of the 2023 Elections Procedures Manual were invalidated, emphasizing the legislature's role in election laws.

Coconino County seeks applicants for school board vacancies in various districts and accepts applications until positions are filled. Candidates must be local voters with one-year residency. An advisory committee may assist in the selection process.

Deputies Barton and McClintock were promoted to sergeants at a Yavapai County Sheriff's Ceremony, marking their advancement and leadership roles within the department.

The City of Phoenix partners with Trellis to build 10 affordable, energy-efficient homes in the Garfield neighborhood, aiming to improve homeownership and community stability.

Chandler announces adjusted service schedules for city facilities and essentials during the holiday season, with closures on Christmas and New Year's Day and details available on their website.

Pottery artist Victoria Cardenas has returned to her shop after surviving a severe crash that left her comatose, with the community rallying support for her recovery.

ADOT receives a $27 million grant to study low-carbon paving materials as part of a federal push for greener transportation.

Peoria City Council's deal with the Arizona State Land Department enables planning development on 6,700 acres of State Trust land, promising job creation, economic growth, and significant revenue for education.

The City of Mesa's ABC donation program supports local disadvantaged residents by providing essentials, with residents contributing through various means, benefiting organizations like Dress for Success Phoenix, Paz de Cristo, and United Food Bank.