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Fire units respond to false alarm at local school 

A false alarm brought multiple fire units to a local elementary school on Monday morning, according to a city information officer.  At about 10:30 a.m.,...

Man fatally shot at Rancho El Dorado home

A man was shot and killed Sunday evening inside a home in the 21000 block of West Duncan Drive in Rancho El Dorado, Maricopa...

Neighbors helping neighbors builds community spirit for Christmas

This Christmas, Maricopa Neighbors in Need, a community outreach group with more than 2,000 members on Facebook, will hold its annual “Operation Christmas Child.” The...

Son, granddaughter of Pinal County sheriff die in crash Friday in Gilbert

A man and infant child killed Friday afternoon in a crash involving a suspected impaired driver in Gilbert have been identified as the son...

City land sale to church to ease traffic on John Wayne Parkway

City Council unanimously agreed last week to sell 0.8 acres to First Baptist Church of Maricopa, which will then move its entrance from John...

Remember seniors who might be alone in your holiday plans

The holidays are upon us. With the chaos of running back and forth getting ready to celebrate, it is important for us to remember...

Man accused of assaulting manager of local eatery

A man is accused of putting a restaurant manager in a headlock and breaking his clavicle after the manager asked the man to leave...

Maricopa High grad Jacob Cowing to return to UofA football team in ’23

Jacob Cowing, a Maricopa High product, who was regarded among the best players in the 2022 NCAA football transfer portal, announced that he will...

Man accused of assault after closing car window on woman’s arm, backing away

A man is accused of closing a car window on his partner’s arm, trapping it, and then pulling her by reversing the vehicle on...

Poll: Readers like choice of Goodman as city’s new police chief

The vast majority of Maricopans appear to be impressed with the credentials of new police chief Mark Goodman and welcome him. In our unscientific readers’...

Safety tips for securing Christmas trees for transport

The pine scent of a fresh-cut Christmas tree is as much a part of the holiday season as eggnog and presents. Getting that tree...

Would you step back in time to relive a special Christmas from days past?

Christmas is almost here. This magical time of year means so many things as it brings people together. It’s a celebration with family and friends,...

MUSD students celebrate the holiday season . . . and then, a long break

It's the time of year when spirits are light in Maricopa Unified School District classrooms as the holidays approach. MUSD students engaged in concerts, plays...

MFD douses vehicle fire at Maricopa Professional Village

A Honda coupe caught on fire in the Maricopa Professional Village parking lot alongside West Smith Enke Road at about 3 p.m., on Thursday,...

MHS marching band to perform in Fiesta Bowl Parade

For the second year in a row, the Maricopa High School Marching Rams received an invitation to the Vrbo Fiesta Bowl Parade this Saturday....

City’s largest apartment project approved by P&Z

Just days after City Council approved the final plat for the city’s largest-ever apartment community, the Planning and Zoning Commission gave the OK to...

P&Z approves multi-family, ‘non-apartment style’ project on Edison

The Heritage District will become home to a small, multi-family residential project following Planning & Zoning Commission approvals Monday. The commission approved site, landscape, photometric...

Iconic Casa Grande restaurant coming to Maricopa

Dell’s Pizza, a Casa Grande institution for 58 years, will open a scaled-back version in Maricopa in early 2023, a store manager said. The Maricopa...
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Vice Chair Sharpe resigns from P&Z Commission

Michael Sharpe, who served for a year as vice chair of the city Planning & Zoning Commission, resigned during Monday’s meeting. He had been...

City Hall to close Dec. 23 to Jan. 2 for the holidays; facilities also...

Most Maricopa city employees are getting a break for the holidays. City Hall will be closed Friday, Dec. 23, through and including Monday, Jan. 2....

Bowlin Road to close for construction work

The city is advising drivers to plan for alternate routes around Bowlin Road beginning Dec. 19. Bowlin will be closed to reconstruct the roadway and...

MUSD drafting new trust agreement covering employee benefits

Maricopa Unified School District’s Governing Board has unanimously approved drafting of a new employee-benefit trust agreement, which allows the district to work with Phoenix...

Wrong-way driver faces DUI charges

A woman is accused by police of driving under the influence after she was found motoring the wrong way on North John Wayne Parkway...

City’s 2nd hospital gets P&Z approvals

The Planning & Zoning Commission approved four measures Monday that move the city’s second hospital closer to becoming a reality. The commission approved: A minor...

ED3 completes major upgrade of the Sonny Dunn Substation

Electrical District No. 3 recently completed a major upgrade to the Sonny Dunn Substation on the Maricopa-Casa Grande Highway, just southeast of Porter Road,...

Is it a bird? A plane? No, it’s a … penguin?

A Maricopa woman saw it, but would not have believed it even the Arctic, much less in Arizona: a flying penguin.   And it was...

Tractor Supply moves forward after P&Z approvals

A proposed Tractor Supply store in Maricopa Wells Power Center on Monday received unanimous approval of site, landscape, photometric and elevation plans by the...

3 arrested on multiple charges after alleged home invasion in Homestead

Two men and a woman were arrested on Saturday night, after what police say was a home invasion of a Homestead residence.  Freddie R. Madrid,...

Child’s call to 911 yields arrest of man accused of assaulting woman

A man is accused of assaulting a woman in a Homestead residence on Thursday after a minor in the home called 911.  Lorenzo D. Blackmon,...

MUSD’s post-COVID higher grades reflect consistent, purposeful effort

Among the institutions most disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic was education. Students were out of classrooms for extended periods. Ostensibly, they were being educated remotely...
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