Thursday, January 22, 2026

Good Morning! On this day in 1864, Gov. John Goodwin and his officers arrived at the original Fort Whipple site to establish the first temporary territorial capital.

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Horne Touts School Initiatives

State school superintendent Tom Horne urged lawmakers to continue efforts to fund school resource officers, eliminate DEI requirements, and raise teacher pay in his annual State of Education address on Tuesday.

Horne also touted school choice via Empowerment Scholarship Accounts. Watch his full speech.

The president of the Arizona Education Association was among those who criticized Horne's remarks, saying his 15-minute speech lacked detail and failed to address issues such as school closures or broader teacher support beyond pay.

Elsewhere, Horne noted the launch of a partnership with employers to offer free tutoring and career-readiness training aimed at helping students build job skills.

Lawmakers Renew Flood Aid Request

A group of lawmakers called on the Federal Emergency Management Agency to reconsider federal disaster funding for fall flooding in Gila County, citing updated damage reports.

Republican U.S. Reps. Eli Crane, Andy Biggs, Juan Ciscomani, and David Schweikert sent a letter urging FEMA officials to visit affected areas, stating that a more accurate assessment put the damage above $100 million—triple the initial estimate.

"When viewed in the aggregate, these impacts demonstrate a level of strain that exceeds the reasonable capacity of affected communities to manage without federal support," the letter states.

FEMA notified Arizona officials in late December that the initial $33 million in estimated losses were "not of such severity and magnitude" to exceed state and local capabilities.

Longtime Car Dealerships Sold

Jim Click Automotive and Tuttle-Click Group will sell 16 dealerships—including 10 in Southern Arizona—to Spokane, Washington-based Gee Automotive in a deal expected to close later this year.

Gee Automotive officials said the company plans to expand in Southern Arizona while preserving the legacy of Click, which has served the region since 1971. Gee Automotive currently operates 42 dealerships in five states.

The dealerships will continue operating under their current names and locations, with Sam Khayat remaining as local president. The sale price was not disclosed.

Click Automotive released a statement saying, "The Click and Gee families share the same spirit and belief system about business, about our valued employees, about family, and about the importance of giving back to our communities."

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➤ Phoenix Valley: Arizona State University and the Salt River Project began conducting flights using NASA-developed aircraft technology to measure mountain snowpack and predict water runoff into area reservoirs weeks in advance. (Watch)

➤ Gold Canyon: Firefighters narrowly escaped a roof collapse as a massive blaze engulfed a home Tuesday evening, with the homeowner and dog able to get out safely. (Watch)

➤ Statewide: Arizona lawmakers are considering a bill to combat fraudulent property deed filings, including the possible creation of an early alert system for homeowners. (Watch)

➤ Tucson: Hundreds of students at local high schools walked out Tuesday to protest federal immigration enforcement. (Watch)

➤ Statewide: A new state law allows enrolled tribal members to add a Native American designation to their driver's licenses and ID cards. (Watch)

➤ Flagstaff: A water main break near Huntington Drive and Jay Street on Tuesday caused low pressure, brief outages, and a road closure during repairs. (More)

➤ Former Arizona Wildcats wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan was named rookie of the year by the Pro Football Writers of America for his standout first season with the Carolina Panthers. (More)

➤ Phoenix Suns guard Jalen Green scored 12 points against the Philadelphia 76ers, his first game back since re-aggravating a hamstring injury on Nov. 8. (More)

➤ Skylar Sieben, a former University of Arizona heptathlete, is a leading contender to make Canada's bobsled team for the 2026 Winter Olympics, with final selections expected this week. (Photos)

➤ Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez will play for his home country of Venezuela at the 2026 World Baseball Classic. (More)

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➤ A groundbreaking ceremony in Toltec launched Pinal County's Final Mile Project, a major effort to install 32 cellular towers across the county to expand 5G wireless connectivity in underserved communities. (More)

➤ Goodwill Southern Arizona asks donors to avoid dropping off items like air conditioners, mattresses, strollers, and pianos during the busy January season. (Watch)

➤ Yogurt chain 16 Handles will open its first Arizona locations in Chandler, Mesa, and Scottsdale this spring and summer, featuring frozen yogurt, ice cream, and other treats. (Photos)

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➤ Gilbert Fire Department welcomed its newest partner in arson investigations: Xanadu, a 3-year-old yellow lab and Arizona's only ATF-certified accelerant detection dog. (Watch)

➤ Competitive barbecue contest Slab‑O‑Rama took place at Bullhead City's Rotary Park, attracting 60 teams to kick off the 2026 competition season and earn points toward the 2027 nationals. (Photos)

➤ D.A. Ranch Estate Vineyards now offers a helicopter experience from Scottsdale to Cornville, pairing a scenic flight with guided tastings of estate-grown wines. (Photos)

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