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Editor's note: In response to InMaricopa's Aug. 11 story about a wounded police officer's efforts to fundraise for food and other necessities, the city of...

There’s no such thing as a free lunch, they say. While that’s usually the case, there's an exception to every rule. Say, if your lunch...

Capital injection around Maricopa could ease traffic headed north on weekday mornings.  Pinal County's director of economy and workforce, James Smith, said Arizona’s third-most populous...

Decked in vibrant Hawaiian shirts, leis and faux grass skirts, Maricopa’s seniors celebrated an important milestone with an emphatic “aloha.” Around 100 seniors gathered at...

After a scattering of delays and a construction kerfuffle, there's light at the end of the tunnel for a major road project in Maricopa. Deputy...

It’s official — another commercial development is underway in Maricopa. Maricopa City Council unanimously approved contracts to sell about 20 acres in the Maricopa Station...

Electric vehicles are gaining momentum in Arizona — and they’re making their way down to Maricopa. Amid a long list of pending requests for improvements...

The Ak-Chin Indian Community might best be known for its longtime ownership of the Harrah’s Casino in Maricopa. But the tribe’s foray into live...

As a lifelong educator, it wouldn’t be a stretch to say Rep. Keith Seaman felt like a fish out of water in his first...

Could Lowe’s be coming to Maricopa? It’s a question Vice Mayor Rich Vitiello nearly spoon-fed a crowd on Thursday. During an economic forum, Vitiello gave a...

Maricopans will have to find a new place to recycle old cans and dump bulk trash. The Waste & Recycling Center at 46250 W. McDavid...

Vice Mayor Rich Vitiello announced over the weekend he plans to run for the District 1 seat on the Pinal County Board of Supervisors....

City Council unanimously approved rezoning Kelly Ranch for residential use during its Tuesday meeting. Ordinance 23-32 transforms the 100 acres on the southeastern corner of...

Signs for open houses, garage sales and other temporary events around Maricopa will face some new rules in July.  City Council unanimously approved updates to...

According to Arizona Department of Transportation statistics, a total of 967 crashes were reported on State Rout 347 from July 1, 2017 to June...

Maricopa Unified School District Governing Board will conduct a work study June 14 on OPENGATE, a weapon detection system aimed at enhancing the safety...

Rep. Teresa Martinez wants Maricopa to know she stands by her infrastructure promises.  In a city council meeting Tuesday, Martinez provided example after example of...

The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT), in partnership with the Gila River Indian Community, Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG), and in coordination with the...

Maricopa City Council said yes to liquor licenses for two upcoming restaurants during a meeting Tuesday evening.   The licenses for Nando’s Mexican Café and WZ...

The city of Maricopa is seeking public comment on zoning map revisions along John Wayne Parkway during an upcoming neighborhood meeting at Copper Sky...

Today has been a very enlighten morning, why one might ask? While attending a Republican meeting the question was asked: What can we do...

The Planning & Zoning Commission is seeking public comment on a proposed zoning code amendment during an upcoming meeting at City Hall. The amendment would...

Submitted By: Councilmember Vincent Manfredi Memorial Day stands as a poignant reminder of the brave soldiers who laid down their lives for our liberties. Though...

The city of Maricopa anticipates a total general fund revenue of $91.35 million for fiscal year 2024, according to a budget report revealed during...

As your councilmember, I am always impressed and inspired by the dedication and resilience of our community. And today, I want to encourage each...

Maricopa City Council issued a proclamation declaring May “Water Safety Month” during its Tuesday meeting. The proclamation acknowledges drowning as the leading cause of death...

While kiddos attended their classes in a local elementary school Thursday morning, a “wild horse” found its home just outside.  During a Facebook livestream, the...

The past five years have been transformational for the City of Maricopa as the population has risen to more than 70,000 residents. As new...

City of Maricopa officials announced temporary traffic-control changes on John Wayne Parkway aimed at improving safety and traffic flow on the busy thoroughfare in...

Maricopa City Council on April 18 discussed implementing a mass notification-alert system across the city for emergencies. The alert would be a localized version of...