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3 days ago | abc15.com | Amelia Fabiano

GILBERT, AZ — Arizona Wilderness Brewing Company is perhaps one of the strongest examples of a local business striving to be the best they can for our environment. Since 2019, they say they've saved roughly 600 million gallons of water with their brews' revised ingredients. Each location, including its newest set for its grand opening on McDowell Road in Phoenix this week, is in a repurposed building, outfitted with energy and water-saving technology.

3 days ago | abc15.com | Adam Klepp

GILBERT, AZ — There’s sticker shock in Gilbert as April water bills now include sewer rate increases approved by the Town Council earlier this year. "The overall rates have just skyrocketed," Tim Roan said, who has lived in Gilbert for a decade. Looking over his bills from 2018 until now, even though his usage has remained about the same, his total cost from last year to this year has increased by over 40%. "My bill went from $115 to $164," Roan said.

4 days ago | abc15.com | Amelia Fabiano

PHOENIX — A chilly start for our Easter Sunday as lows in the Valley dip into the upper 40s and 50s, so have a jacket for early morning plans. The rest of your Easter Sunday is looking sunny and dry statewide. Here in the Valley, we'll see highs in the mid-80s, which is right near normal for this time of year. Flagstaff will have a gorgeous day as well, warming up into the low 60s for your highs Sunday afternoon.

4 days ago | abc15.com | Adam Klepp

PHOENIX — Across the country, law enforcement, and first responder agencies continue to face staff shortages. Those challenges also exist here in the Valley. Keeping numbers up for both Phoenix police and fire is top of mind for both agencies as they hosted their first ever joint recruitment event on Saturday. Attendees watched live demonstrations by both departments from K9 training to live fire response.

5 days ago | abc15.com | Adam Klepp

In the Harquahala Valley, hay fields stretch as far as the eye can see. Alfalfa hay is mainly used as feed for cattle and is big business in Arizona, with Arizona farms exporting over $100 million of alfalfa overseas a year. Shannon Schulz has been farming in the Harquahala Valley for decades. "There's no better way to raise a family than on the farm," Schulz said. Schulz is unique in the Valley, as he not only harvests his alfalfa but also is part of the export process overseas.