Good morning, Maricopa.

Phoenix police investigated human remains found on the Tovrea Castle property on Thursday near 50th and Van Buren during demolition work on an older home—detectives and the county medical examiner took charge of the case.

Today, the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality issued an Ozone High Pollution Advisory for Maricopa County as ozone levels are forecast to exceed federal health standards from vehicle and industrial emissions.

The advisory restricts outdoor wood burning and leaf blower use — and residents, especially children, seniors, and those with breathing problems, are urged to limit outdoor activities.

Doctors and researchers at the new Valley Fever clinic at Mayo are joining forces to study and treat the illness as cases surge across the state—experts say this initiative may improve patient care in the future.

They will use clinical and research data to better understand the disease and develop enhanced treatment methods.

A market will celebrate Mother's Day this weekend — shoppers can take their moms to shop and ship mimosas for the holiday.

Corbin Carroll is climbing early National League MVP rankings for the Diamondbacks as experts note his strong offensive numbers and improved defense—placing him among the league’s top candidates as the season continues.

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.

Maricopa Memorial Day 5K

1:30-3 p.m. — Copper Sky Recreation Center — Registration required — Participate in a fun run that supports community health and camaraderie.