Good morning, it's Tuesday, October 15th. I'm Jordan Williams and here's your local news from the Arizona Republic From Accuweather, the Phoenix area will be partly sunny today with a high of 92. Tonight, it’ll be clear, with a low of 66. Our top story is: Senator Martha McSally decried a violent video that depicted President Donald Trump slaying his tormentors, including the media and the late Senator John McCain. Cindy and Meghan McCain decried the video as well.

Good morning, it's Monday, October 14th. I'm Jordan Williams and here's your local news from the Arizona Republic. From Accuweather, the Phoenix area will see plenty of sunshine today, with a high of 89. Tonight, it’ll be clear, with a low of 67. Our top story is: An illegal party in a Glendale industrial district erupted into chaos early yesterday morning after Glendale police received reports of shots fired.

Good morning, it's Sunday, October 13th. I'm Jordan Williams, and here's your local news from the Arizona Republic. From Accuweather, the Phoenix area will see plenty of sunshine today, with a high of 91. Tonight, expect clear skies, and a low of 65.

Good morning, it's Saturday, October 12th. I'm Mike Scott, and here's your local news from the Arizona Republic. From Accuweather, the Phoenix area will be sunny today, with a high of 90. Tonight, expect clear skies, and a low of 62. Our top story is: For the first time in 14 years, Northern Arizona University's enrollment declined this fall. The drop fits into a larger trend of college enrollment falling nationwide as the birth rate has gone down.

Good morning, it's Friday, October 11. I'm Kaitlin Bellamy and here's your local news from the Arizona Republic. From Accuweather, the Phoenix area will be mostly sunny today with a high of 89 and a low of 65. Tonight will be clear. Our top story is: The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors called on Maricopa County Assessor Paul Petersen to resign from his elected post. Petersen faces charges in 3 states related to an international adoption scheme.

Good morning, it's Thursday, October 10 . I'm Jordan Williams and here's your local news from the Arizona Republic. From Accuweather, the Phoenix area can expect plenty of sunshine today with a high of 87 and a low of 60. Tonight will be clear. Our top story is: The Maricopa County Assessor Paul Petersen has been indicted in an adoption fraud scheme. This was confirmed by the Arizona Attorney General's Office late Tuesday.

Good morning, it's Wednesday, October 9. I'm Jordan Williams and here's your local news from the Arizona Republic. From Accuweather, the Phoenix area will see plenty of sunshine today. It’ll be warm with a high of 94 and a low of 66. Tonight will be clear. Our top story is: Sky Harbor International Airport will ask the Phoenix city council to increase fines for cars left unattended at terminals' curbs.

Good morning, it's Tuesday, October 8. I'm Jordan Williams and here's your local news from the Arizona Republic. From Accuweather, the Phoenix area will see plenty of sunshine today. It’ll be warm with a high of 97 and a low of 67. Tonight will be clear. Our top story is: A U.S. Border Patrol agent stationed to the Tucson Sector died Sunday on patrol along the Arizona border, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection. 44-year-old Robert Hotten was a 10-year veteran of the agency.

Good morning, it's Monday, October 7. I'm Jordan Williams and here's your local news from the Arizona Republic. From Accuweather, the Phoenix area will see plenty of sunshine today. It’ll be hot with a high of 97 and a low of 72. Tonight will be mainly clear. Our top story is: Gov. Doug Ducey ordered flags at all state buildings to be lowered to half-staff yesterday in honor of National Firefighters Memorial Service day.

Good morning, it's Sunday, October 6. I'm Elise Randall and here's your local news from the Arizona Republic. From Accuweather, the Phoenix area will be mostly sunny and warm today with a high of 95 and a low of 67. Tonight will be clear to partly cloudy. Our top story is: Arizona schools are requesting more counselors and social workers than officers. The schools are vying for $20 million allocated by Gov. Doug Ducey and the state Legislature.