Good morning, Maricopa.

Adam Sheafe, extradited to Maricopa County from Coconino County, is indicted for murdering New River pastor William Schonemann and will be arraigned Friday—prosecutors say he planned to kill 14 Christian leaders.

Gov. Katie Hobbs will travel to Washington D.C. to speak with U.S. forest leaders — asking for support as Arizona wildfires continue to burn — to secure help for wildfire control.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission announced that about 5 million above-ground pools sold under Bestway, Coleman, Intex, and Polygroup since 2002 have been recalled after nine young children drowned when faulty compression straps allowed access — owners should call the manufacturers for free repair kits.

On July 21, Maricopa County health officials said an older adult with underlying health problems died from West Nile virus, marking the first death this season as 17 cases have been confirmed.

Dr. Nick Staab urged residents to use mosquito repellent and remove standing water because mosquitoes spread the virus during its peak season — May through October.

Today, the Cardinals begin training camp in Glendale—aiming to end a four-year playoff drought and build on key offseason upgrades.

The team will hold nine open practices, with the first fan practice on Thursday, July 24 at 1:25 p.m.

The Arizona Diamondbacks are weighing a trade for third baseman Eugenio Suarez, who ESPN ranked as the top MLB trade candidate with a 90% chance of being moved before the July 31 deadline.

His strong hitting, including four home runs in his recent series against St. Louis, and a contract year have raised trade talks among several teams.