Slight chance for rain will last into Tuesday
A mild, cloudy Monday will have an increased chance of showers moving into evening in Maricopa.
According to the National Weather Service, there is a...
Memorial bricks offered at police substation
The Maricopa Police Foundation is allowing residents to purchase and engrave memorial bricks “to honor the memory of a lost friend, family or loved...
Things to do this week in Maricopa
Pro football, youth baseball, live theater and a great business networking opportunity are part of the activities in Maricopa this week. For details on...
Country singer Terri Clark feels appreciation in small shows (video)
By Michelle Chance
Multi-platinum-winning country artist Terri Clark commanded the stage Saturday night in front of a lively crowd inside Harrah’s Ak-Chin Casino lounge.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwgO4QXhwNA&feature=youtu.be
During an...
Science, football to add spice to Maricopa Salsa Festival
Salsa meets science again this month in Maricopa.
The 12th annual Maricopa Salsa Festival is March 19, 2-8 p.m., at Copper Sky Regional Park. As...
Q&A: ‘Learning never stops’ for Maricopa’s Educator of the Year
Known as Mrs. Russ by her students, Bernadette Russoniello is in her 15th school year teaching at Maricopa High School. She teaches marketing and...
Cloudy skies, decreasing temps expected this weekend
The weekend is expected to see an increase in clouds, and temperatures should drop from the high 80s through the mid 70s.
According to the...
Maricopa prepares for mosquito season
By Yvonne Gonzalez
Maricopa officials are preparing for mosquito season and looking at spending thousands to equip the city with its own fogging equipment.
Last year’s...
Guillory widow sues city, MPD officers for wrongful death
Alleging that Maricopa Police Department’s own aggressive behavior resulted in the death of a local veteran, Johnathan Guillory’s widow has filed a wrongful death...
Temperatures staying in the high 80s to start March
Unseasonably high temperatures will continue into March as weekly highs are expected to reach into the high 80s.
According to the National Weather Service, the...
South Mountain Freeway construction to start this summer
The Arizona Department of Transportation is set to deliver the Loop 202 South Mountain Freeway three years sooner and at a cost savings topping...
Things to do this week in Maricopa
An Oscar bash, a fun run, a town hall and a symposium for Maricopa youth, plus a county star are all part of an...
MFD exhibits 1940s fire truck during MHS event (video)
Fire Captain Richard Jackson displayed the Maricopa Fire Department's 1940s pumper truck at the Amtrak station to complement Maricopa Historical Society's special event Saturday.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuZy1cprSGc
Part...
Farm Science Day draws a crowd to USDA research center (video)
Hundreds of Maricopa residents came out to an agricultural research center in Maricopa to take tractor rides, see cutting edge technology in action and...
Historical Society shows how trains shaped Maricopa (video)
The Maricopa Historical Society hosted a forum, “Maricopa: A Town on the Move,” Saturday morning at City Hall to educate residents on how the...
School Board highlights 2016 student achievement
The Maricopa Unified School District Governing Board honored the January Maricopa Rotary Club Students of the Month as well as the participants in the...
Winter temps linger in the 80s this weekend
The temperature dipped below 80 degrees for the first time in two weeks, but the weekend is expected to see winter temperatures reach back...
Maricopa students qualify for state robotics tournament
Maricopa kids know their Vex IQ Robotics.
Students from four local district, charter and home schools qualified for the Feb. 27 state tournament at Microchip...
Dog park assault injures 72-year-old man in Maricopa
Police are seeking a man who allegedly pushed a 72-year-old man to the ground at the Copper Sky Dog Park in an altercation Saturday.
Dr....
Record heat finally dissipating for Maricopa
After weeks of record heat, the temperatures are expected to cool down into the 70s throughout the middle of the week.
According to the National...
What’s happening this week in Maricopa
There is a lot going on at the farm this week, with three chances to see what’s up at the USDA/UofA facilities in Maricopa....
Quilt Show brings ‘nostalgia’ to the library (video)
The Maricopa Public Library hosted the “Between the Covers Quilt and Nostalgia Show” Saturday night as part of its Winter Reading Club theme.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWoTVYHyPQ0&feature=youtu.be
“The library...
Hundreds join the fun for Copa Color Run (video)
Hundreds of participants came out to Copper Sky Regional Park Saturday afternoon to compete in the second annual Copa Color Fun Run.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XU1zFZU3M5E&feature=youtu.be
For this year’s...
Clouds, possible rain should cool down weekend
After another week of record heat, clouds and possible rain are moving into Maricopa and should provide a temporary relief from the unusually high...
Ready for Life rehearsing for Prom Fashion Show (video)
By Devin Carson
On March 18 the Families First CDC program Ready for Life will be performing its fifth annual prom fashion show.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuBA5lxhTcg&feature=youtu.be
This year, the...
Former ‘Lost Boy’ shares story of survival with CAC-Maricopa (video)
Jany Deng, former “Lost Boy” from Sudan, came to Central Arizona College Wednesday afternoon to share his story of adversity and triumph, and to...
City Council welcomes Rattlers to Maricopa, honors CTE program at MHS (video)
The Maricopa City Council approved a measure to bring the Arizona Rattlers arena football team to Maricopa for their spring workouts.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwsElLzIWzM&feature=youtu.be
“This is really about...
Maricopa crime down overall, but theft/burglaries up
By Michelle Chance
Serious crime in January was down 2 percent compared to last January, Maricopa Police Chief Steve Stahl said, while all other crime...
Spotlight: Ak-Chin Indian Community (video)
Ak-Chin Indian Community’s newest Chairman Robert Miguel came by the InMaricopa Studio to discuss his goals for the upcoming year and the challenges he...
City Council hearing proposal to acquire Rotary Park
Rotary Park is currently under the control of the Maricopa Rotary Club, but that could change.
The Maricopa City Council will hear a presentation from...