Arizona Governor signs bill to resolve Rio Verde Foothills water dispute.

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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed a bill to restore water service to Rio Verde Foothills, which was cut off from Scottsdale's water supply earlier this year. The bill will keep water flowing to the subdivision for at least three years under terms of an agreement and a new government entity called a standpipe district. Hobbs vetoed six measures on her desk, including those that wade into the culture war. Her single-year veto record climbed even higher, to 125 vetoes this year, a reflection of divided government at Arizona's Capitol.
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