Elections

By Christian Price Election time is here again. And today I write to you as a private citizen. I understand that politics elicits very strong feelings...

By Barry R. Goldman Attacking a person because of his or her sexual orientation is deplorable. No matter your religious or political preferences, there is...

Today’s final count of the Aug. 4 Primary Election places Nancy Smith and Bob Marsh on Maricopa City Council and moves Amber Liermann and...

By Leon Potter A few years ago I spoke about the three "E's" going hand in hand; education, employment, economic development. Resources, financial and otherwise,...

This is the final article of the Planning Maricopa  article series, and for many residents the most important – how the City serves all...

Seven days after the Aug. 2 primary election the winners in the Maricopa City Council race became clear. But the multiple election mistakes by...

By Randi Kremer Having a very innate ability to run a small business, compiled with the "drive" to have my own store, brought me to...

Elections Director Virginia Ross and Pinal County Attorney Kent Volkmer provided an update from the Elections Department and related legal matters during a Pinal...

By Dan Frank As a civil engineer, I work on design, construction and maintenance of the physical and built environment, seeking solutions to solve everyday...

Electric bills will go down if Prop 127 is passed, according to proponents. Electric bills will go down if Prop 127 is defeated, according...

InMaricopa will host a Town Hall to help voters get to know the candidates wanting to represent them on the Maricopa City Council on...

By Angela Villa Regarding the upcoming election for Pinal County Supervisor for District 4, we need a change. We need representation. I have been a resident...

By Linette Y. Caroselli Never in a million years did I think I would ever become a teacher. My dream was to be the next...

In an effort to show another side of the six candidates for city council – challenger Linette Caroselli, incumbent Julia Gusse, challenger Andre LaFond,...

Amber Liermann has maintained the lead she garnered early in Tuesday’s voting and is set up to be the newest member of the Maricopa...

The vote count continues from Tuesday's primary. Here is the latest vote count for local, state and federal races. All tallies are unofficial. The following vote...

Updated at 5:30 p.m. on Nov. 9, 2022. Incumbent Republican TJ Shope, unexpectedly trailing Democratic challenger Taylor Kerby in early returns, rolled to a commanding...

By Dan Frank Recently, a candidate for City Council published a response to my Aug. 8 article regarding SR 347 and the proposed RTA. As...

InMaricopa hosted its Town Hall for city council candidates July 9. The Facebook Live event generated lively and passionate responses from the audience and...

Maricopa/Stanfield Justice Court will play a part in the 2018 election. The court is currently in Precinct 8 but is being reconfigured to Precinct...

For those who opted not to vote early, here are the polling places for the Maricopa area precincts for Tuesday's Primary Election: Precinct 30: Desert...

By Carl Diedrich   On May 29, 2014, I put myself forward to fill an open seat on the Maricopa City Council. During that meeting I...

Pinal County residents had a chance to approve funding for the improvement and expansion of roads throughout the county with Proposition 469 in last...

By Councilmember Henry Wade The citizens of the city of Maricopa were successful in supporting the approval of the 2016 Override. The current continuation, which...

  The latest round of ballot-counting has altered the race for Maricopa Unified School District Governing Board. Newcomer Tracie Armstead-Payton is vying with incumbent Jim Jordan...

By Nancy Smith The constable for the Justice Court Precinct #4 is an important position for our voters to spend time researching.  In my research...

Resident JoAnne Miller said it was still all about the money. Suspicious of Maricopa Unified School District and against Prop 437, the bond to build...

By Robert Taylor I am a Maricopa resident since 2009 and a law enforcement professional since 2006 with multiple commendations, including a medal of valor...

In the next 25 years, the Maricopa planning area is expected to add 90,000 new residents and 35,000 new jobs. This population growth is...

  Arizona Supreme Court is taking up a challenge to the Pinal County Regional Transportation Authority in a case that could impact State Route 347. Wednesday,...