We start today with the latest crime news, as a San Tan Valley man was sentenced to 16 years in prison for manslaughter following a 2023 traffic collision. After 16 years the man will be put on supervised probation. Read more about the sentencing.

Meanwhile, in Casa Grande, Arizona Water Company Vice President of Operations Mark Kieren spoke to PinalCentral after a well tested positive for E. Coli. Kieren said that a detection of E. Coli is an extremely rare occurrence, describing the incident as an “anomaly.” Click here to hear more from Kieren.

Plus, after the Casa Grande Union High School campus air conditioning system broke down earlier this week, around-the-clock efforts have been undertaken to fix the issue. Superintendent Jeff Lavender said that due to the high summer temperatures in the classroom, students were sent home for online studies until the problem is resolved.