WNBA Spotlight: Kelsey Mitchell scored 29 points and hit the winning layup with 10.1 seconds left as the Indiana Fever beat the Phoenix Mercury 92-89 in front of a sold-out 17,071 at the Mortgage Matchup Center, with Phoenix’s Alyssa Thomas and Kahleah Copper each scoring 22. Election Integrity & Legal Pressure: The White House fired the last three members of the federal Election Assistance Commission, raising fresh concerns about election “chaos” as Arizona election rules face court fights. Right-to-Repair: The FTC and state attorneys general, including Arizona’s, reached a settlement with John Deere requiring access to diagnostic and repair tools for farmers and independent shops. Local Growth vs. Neighbors: Ahwatukee residents pushed back on a proposed 38-acre Menlo Digital data center over noise and air-quality worries. Wildland Safety: Memorials were held for three firefighters who died on the Knowles Fire, while advocates called for more transparency in how the deaths are investigated. Courts & Fire Rules: An Arizona man pleaded guilty for illegally living in the Tonto National Forest and violating federal fire restrictions. Energy Buildout: Hanwha Qcells said it will oversee engineering and construction for a massive solar-and-storage complex in La Paz County, Arizona. Sports Business: The Diamondbacks recalled outfielder Ryan Waldschmidt from Triple-A Reno and designated Pavin Smith for assignment ahead of a Dodgers series opener.