Pilot dead in paramotor crash
A paramotor pilot died after an "uncontrolled landing" Sunday morning.
Maricopa police and fire crews responded to Murphy Road and La Brea Road just after...
MHS hires new head boys basketball coach
Maricopa Unified School District has appointed Tim Wilson as the new Head Boys Basketball Coach at Maricopa High School. Wilson brings over three decades of...
History: Law of the land
In the late 1950s, Pinal County Sheriff’s Office built a substation and jail in Maricopa just east of West Garvey Avenue.
Even after Maricopa was...
Say ‘Hi!’ to hibiscus
Growing naturally along the Sea of Cortez in Baja California, the San Marcos Hibiscus is a beautiful choice for our yards in Maricopa. Because...
Historic eucalyptus tree cut down
A decades-old eucalyptus tree that long towered over the Villages at Rancho El Dorado was chopped down last week.
The iconic tree stood in the...
Building the foundation of job creation in our city, Maricopa
Most residents moved to Maricopa to find more affordable housing. By purchasing a home, they expressed a willingness to commute to job opportunities in...
“Freaky Friday, The Musical,” on tap for 4 MHS April shows
Maricopa High School Theatre Company presents “Freaky Friday, A New Musical,” from April 25 to 27 at the Performing Arts Center.
The musical is based...
Nighttime JWP drivers to face restrictions this week
Restrictions for nighttime commuters on North John Wayne Parkway are coming Wednesday through Friday in the “final steps” of paving work on that road.
Crews...
3 restaurants wowed health inspectors
Whether you're jonesing for a plate of orange chicken, a few rolled taquitos or maybe a slice of ‘za this weekend, these three restaurants...
UNFRIENDLY SKIES: Stewardess key in landmark Supreme Court women’s rights ruling
Today’s workplace is dramatically different than it was just a few years ago. It goes without saying it would be difficult for most to...
Video game rage leads to arrests of 2 young men
“Gamer rage” isn’t just a slang term, it’s a real psychotic break that happens to video gamers, as documented by the American Psychological Association in...
City looks to lower property taxes again
City Manager Ben Bitter dropped a major spoiler this morning.
During a breakfast presentation hosted by the Maricopa Chamber of Commerce, Bitter said the city...
Glennwilde resident took center stage at Final Four
Glennwilde resident Cassie Harvey proudly represented the Zuni tribe at the opening ceremony of the Final Four in Glendale last weekend.
Harvey worked with her...
‘Hit It for Hydie’ softball tourney bats up this weekend
Maricopa Sandlot girls' softball hosts a second “Hit It for Hydie” tournament this Saturday and Sunday at Copper Sky softball fields to benefit the...
COPS: Group home groper gets hit with soup
Maricopa police arrested a man accused of squeezing his ex-girlfriend's breasts at a group home Sunday afternoon.
Police arrested a soup-covered Kevin Dodge, 40, on charges...
Taco Bell numero dos opens this month
Maricopa’s second Taco Bell will open this month.
Last year, InMaricopa announced the "Live Más” drive-thru would open its second restaurant at 42080 W. Maricopa-Casa Grande Highway. The first location...
Cops seek witnesses in basketball coach probe
Maricopa Police Department is soliciting reports from parent-victims in connection with the Maricopa Unified School District investigation of former high school basketball coach Jason...
Child murderer’s sentence delayed
A Maricopa woman found guilty in the 2015 murder of 3-year-old Tiana Rosalie Capps was supposed to face her ultimate sentence today — but that...
THE HIGH CHAMBER: Lawmaker wants to take shrooms on trip to governor’s desk
The first time Marlena Robbins ate magic mushrooms, it wasn’t to see music or hear colors at a jam band concert. It was to...
Enroll me away: Fewer yellow buses taking students out of MUSD
Senita resident Stephanie Fulton is just fine with her daughter taking a school bus 45 minutes up to Tempe Union High School District to...
California fugitive couple arrested as mom steals cop’s bodycam
Maricopa police nabbed not only a fugitive lesbian duo wanted on a $60,000 bond in connection to a southern California robbery, but also one...
Crash backs up SR 347 traffic 12 miles
Commuters beware: traffic headed into the city is backed up past Riggs Road.
A two-vehicle rollover collision on State Route 347, just north of Cobblestone...
Meet: Madeleine Van Sickle
Introducing Madeleine Van Sickle, affectionately known as Maddie, a 25-year-old resident of Maricopa for the past 20 years. Originally from Ak-Chin Village, Maddie is...
Silk Press Xpress ready to welcome new clients
A crowd of family, friends and local business owners cheered as LaQuinta Fisher cut the ribbon in front her new salon, Silk Press Xpress.
The...
‘Uber for lawn care’ launches in Maricopa
The nation’s leader in on-demand lawn mowing has just launched its service in Maricopa.
GreenPal, which has been described as “Uber for lawn care,” is...
ADOT to host public meetings on 347 intersections
The next stages of State Route 347 construction are just over the horizon.
The Arizona Department of Transportation will host a public meeting for community members...
WATCH: Foodie influencer cut off at Maricopa fish fry
A niche internet celebrity famous for his competitive eating got cut off during an all-you-can-fish-fry at a local restaurant and posted it on YouTube.
Joel...
1 of 3,000 Cybertrucks in Maricopa
One of just 3,000 viral vehicles was spotted in Maricopa Saturday afternoon.
Readers submitted photos of a Tesla Cybertruck parked just outside Walmart. The bulletproof,...
Butterfield Elementary earns prestigious honors
Butterfield Elementary School was awarded Cognia accreditation and the Cognia STEM certification, the first school in the state to earn both honors simultaneously.
Tempe-based Cognia,...
Food inspectors ace 2 newest restaurants
The city’s newest restaurants wowed health inspectors in the first round of food inspections in Maricopa in over a month.
Inspectors last week awarded all...