Good morning, Maricopa.

Desert Sky Mall reopened after part of its roof collapsed during severe weather — thorough repairs and safety inspections were completed — allowing shoppers to return.

After Scottsdale used e-bikes to cut mountain rescue times, Phoenix Fire will request similar bikes so firefighters can reach emergencies faster and use fewer resources—a plan that aims to boost rescue efficiency in mountain areas.

Cases of infant botulism linked to the ByHeart formula recall nearly tripled from 13 to 31 since November 8, with Texas reporting six, California four, and Arizona and Oregon three cases each — all affected infants were hospitalized and no deaths occurred.

ByHeart recalled all batches of its formula sold online and at major retailers and urged caregivers to stop using the product immediately and monitor their children for symptoms.

Restaurants in Maricopa will offer mixed hours on Thanksgiving with chains like McDonald’s, Starbucks, Dunkin’, Cracker Barrel, IHOP, Waffle House, Krispy Kreme and Whataburger scheduled to open while others such as Chick-fil-A, Chipotle, Taco Bell, Raising Cane’s and First Watch will be closed—customers should check local store locators for updated times.

Maricopa’s Arizona Diamondbacks are set to explore trade options this winter to fill gaps in their starting rotation—focusing on pitchers from teams like the Brewers and Nationals while keeping prospects in reserve for added value.

The team will weigh deals carefully as they aim to balance future performance with current roster needs.