Good morning, Maricopa.

Arizona law says that driving with an air freshener hanging from your mirror may get you pulled over if it blocks your view — inspection stickers in the lower corners are allowed — and Sgt. Bryan Hoskin of the Glendale Police Department said officers rarely stop drivers solely for this issue, though drivers must fix it by their citation date to avoid any record points.

Arizona health professionals raised concerns Tuesday that Medicaid funding cuts approved in a recent tax and policy bill will force rural hospitals to reduce vital services—like prenatal care—and may cause over 350,000 Arizonans to lose coverage in coming years.

Phoenix Children's Hospital named John R.

Nickens IV as its new CEO to replace longtime leader Bob Meyer following a national search. Nickens, currently CEO of University Medical Center for LCMC Health in New Orleans, will assume his role on Oct 1—after a September transition to ensure a smooth handoff.

A Salvation Army representative explained how Valley residents can use local programs—resources that offer relief from extreme heat—to stay safe during dangerous weather.

Cornerback Garrett Williams said he will lead the young Arizona Cardinals defense in 2025 after missing games during his rookie season due to knee surgery.

He expects to earn a starting spot and help his teammates force more turnovers+ the team plans to build on last season's gains.