As deaths mount, the Department of Health Services urges Arizonans to get vaccinated. Meanwhile, Pima County requires employees to get vaccinated, and why a housing shortage in metro Phoenix could mean more homeless people. --- Host: Kasey Brammell Producer: Nate Boyle Contributors: Peyton Watts

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Multiple cities are reinstating mask mandates in city-owned facilities regardless of vaccination status. Also, drought in the state begins to lessen slightly due to rain. Plus, Trump supporters have raised nearly $6 million for Arizona’s election audit.

Gov. Doug Ducey says he won’t change Arizona's COVID-19 protocols despite new guidance from the CDC. Also, why some conservation groups worry about the negative impact visitors could have on Grand Canyon National Park.

Arizona’s latest COVID-19 numbers keep going up along with hospitalizations, and Republican leaders in the state Senate are demanding additional information related to an ongoing audit of the 2020 election. Plus, monsoon storms spell relief for those fighting wildfires.

Arizona was hit with big storms over the weekend, which has helped with the state’s deep drought. Also, rallies took place Monday in Arizona and other states urging lawmakers to end a filibuster. Plus, Arizona looks at an eighth consecutive day with 1,000-plus new cases of COVID-19, a trend last seen in early March.

Footprint, a sustainability company in Gilbert, and the Phoenix Suns are working to make the downtown Phoenix arena – now called Footprint Center –more environmentally friendly.

Lake Powell has decreased by 2.5 million acre feet and is projected to go lower. Plus, a new study shows that Arizonans are taking the risks of COVID-19 lightly, and northern Arizona remains under a flash flood watch through Saturday.

The fast-spreading delta variant is fueling Arizona’s increasing COVID-19 numbers. Plus, Sen. Mark Kelly has a large lead over challengers when it comes to fundraising, and the Arizona Department of Economic Security is giving out back-to-work bonuses.

A majority of Republicans still think former President Donald Trump has a chance to win the state, according to a survey. Also, local businesses at Grand Canyon National Park are still adjusting to fewer visitors, and the Phoenix Suns hope to win Game 6 to keep hopes for their first NBA Championship alive.