Good morning, Surprise.

Arizona viewers weighed in on Phoenix's tree canopy plan, the Sleep Out for homelessness, and ABC15's coverage of Dr. Fauci's Capitol Hill testimony — one caller asked for more weather updates from the meteorologists and praised the morning team in the video.

Local volunteers from Let ABC15 Know helped three Valley residents resolve consumer complaints in Sun City, Phoenix and Chandler — fixing a broken recliner, installing a missing shower glass panel and securing a refund from an A/C company.

I & J Fountain Restaurant hosts live easy listening with J.R & Walter from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. today; dinner and drinks are available at no cover charge and reservations are recommended.

The Dysart Unified School District will train teachers and students on using AI properly as part of new guidelines for the upcoming academic year.

Board discussions and a May 11 presentation by Ashley Longoria and Andrew Frazier set the stage for these efforts.

Dysart Unified School District is set to offer free and reduced-price meals at 11 schools this upcoming year under the National School Lunch Program and Community Eligibility Provision.

Meal prices will be $1.50 (breakfast), $2.75 (elementary/middle school lunch) and $3 (high school lunch).

Local experts advise Surprise residents to adjust plant care practices during extreme heat; one recommends moving indoor plants 2 ft away from windows to avoid sun damage while another suggests providing shade for outdoor plants + careful watering only when the soil is dry.