Good morning, Maricopa.

Two-year-old Bodin Allen went missing near Seligman when he stepped outside to play and was found safe 16 hours later on Tuesday morning at a ranch where Scotty Dunton said his dog Bueford led him to the boy—Bodin only had a few scratches.

His parents thanked Dunton on Thursday and are relieved to have their son home.

DPS said one person died in a crash on Loop 303 in the West Valley Friday night—officials are investigating the incident.

The Guadalupe Car Show returns on April 27 from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Avenida del Yaqui between Guadalupe and Carmen — the free event celebrates Mexican and Mexican American culture with lowriders, food, music, and dance.

Thousands of visitors are expected to double the town’s population while parking fees of $5 to $10 benefit Guadalupe Veterans Post 124.

APS announced Friday that customers paying the environmental benefit surcharge may get a one-time credit on May’s bill if the Arizona Corporation Commission approves the proposal on April 22.

APS explained that customers using 1,050 kilowatt hours might save about $23—funded by its clean energy projects.

On April 18, Gov. Katie Hobbs signed 38 bills and vetoed 33 that change rules for schools, health, and business in Arizona.

One law gives funds for nuclear emergency plans right away and another, known as the Axon bill, clears the way for a large tech campus to be built in Scottsdale—bills set to take effect 90 days after the session ends.

Relief pitcher A.J. Puk was placed on the 15-day injured list Saturday after he felt left elbow discomfort during his save in Miami — he will remain with the team in Chicago and get an MRI when they return to Phoenix.

Mother's Day Paint & Brunch Festival

11 AM – 2 PM — Central Arizona College — Early Bird Tickets $3+ — Celebrate Mother's Day with brunch, paint, and family-friendly activities.