Good morning, Maricopa.

John Hook, Fox 10’s longest-serving anchor, announced his retirement after 33 years on Aug.

24 — his final broadcast is set for Sept. 14. He plans to travel, dive the Great Barrier Reef, and mentor others after leaving the air.

Federal officials imposed a 50% tariff on Canadian goods over the weekend, a move that may drive up costs for cement and lumber used by Arizona builders.

Canada, one of the state's top trade partners, will enact retaliatory measures next month.

Nearly 300 local schools serve free lunches through a federal program—no application is needed—but cuts to food assistance following the One, Big, Beautiful Bill may soon reduce funding while an Arizona-developed vaccine shows promise as a new treatment for melanoma and could benefit local health programs.

The Federal Trade Commission reached a settlement with Zillow and Redfin after Arizona joined a coalition alleging the platforms reduced competition.

The deal requires separate listings and a 2 million payment to states, while Arizona’s share remains unknown.

High school football teams are adjusting practice times to protect players from extreme heat (with early morning sessions and delayed starts) as temperatures are expected to reach a high of 112 on Thursday.

Coaches report modifications that include lighter gear and frequent water breaks to reduce cramping during practices.

After losing 97-87 to the Atlanta Dream Saturday at Mortgage Matchup Center, the Phoenix Mercury have been eliminated from playoff contention; the team will focus on player development and integrating Kelsey Plum as they host the Washington Mystics today ahead of a nearly three-week FIBA break.