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Bridger Kimball will again run for a seat on the Maricopa City Council.Kimball ran and lost for a council seat in 2010, but said...

Working as a voice-over artist for the past 10 years, including nationally in Subway radio commercials, Hidden Valley resident Curtis Chamberlain has plenty of...

A caller alerted police to a “possible sex offense” involving two allegedly nude people off the side of a local road. Officers with the Maricopa...

Ask her about any event, person or date from Maricopa’s past, and Patricia “Pat” Brock will know the answer.  Brock is synonymous with the history...

From its agricultural heritage, the Ak-Chin Indian Community became uniquely adaptable to changing climates and conditions. This resilience laid the groundwork for a 21st...

A driver who made a left-hand turn out of Dutch Bros. into head-on traffic on John Wayne Parkway, and allegedly pointed a gun out...

Beginning today, reaching Pinal County's Citizen Call Center is as simple as dialing 3-1-1. "This will be for any phone that is being dialed inside...

The least expensive home sold in Maricopa from Dec. 11 through Jan. 10 garnered $289,900 on Dec. 26. This Homestead ranch-style home opens into a...

What have you enjoyed most about serving on the city council? I enjoy helping bring about positive economic and social advancements. I also enjoy...

The suspect was identified as Luis Antonio Zavala Ayon (age 30 of Mexico).

Snowball is a very sweet, female kitty; she is about a year old.

An unidentified woman with three children in her SUV, including an infant, made a u-turn on a private dirt road off Edwards Avenue and...

Maricopa tightened the screws Tuesday on the long-anticipated Sonoran Desert Parkway, effectively cutting off access to the Ak-Chin Indian Community — casino complex and...

 

The nonprofit Pinal-Gila Council for Senior Citizens was incorporated in 1974 and designated an Area Agency on Aging. It is part of a national...

Two Veterans Day events are being held Friday in Maricopa, one at Rotary Park and the other at Legacy Traditional School.At Rotary Park, a...

Council member Marquisha Griffin, the PRL committee liaison, nominated Cianciosi, Terri Kingery, Richard Reeves and Jimmy Tonthat. "Each applicant will bring balance to the committee," said Griffin.

Cool wet weather will likely keep summer away for at least another week, according to the National Weather Service. Showers and possible thunderstorm are...

The Public Safety Advisory Committee will hold its regularly scheduled meeting Monday to address the new Traffic Task Force, parking and scooter ordinances, the...

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  Maricopa Pantry was caught in No Man’s Land in the effort to land funds to mitigate the costs of COVID-19 on its operation. The food...

  Pinal County health inspectors checked out Maricopa’s main grocery stores during the time period June 16-July 15 and found no violations. EXCELLENT Bashas’ Bashas’ – AFC...

00:27:58 12/12/08 08-15853 Insane Person W JERSEY DR RP SAYS THE NEIGHBORS TOOK HIS DOGS..RP REQ CONTACT..HE IS RANTING AND RAVING, HE IS...

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...

Maricopa children ride buses to schools outside of the city every day. Valley schools that bus Maricopa children: Kyrene School District: Kyrene Akimel A-al Middle School, Kyrene...

Welcome to the merrye olde month of May or so the bards of old styled it. However you choose to think of May, it’s a month bursting at the seams with things to do and things to ponder.

Nearly 90 percent of the respondents in this week's poll on fuel costs said prices haven’t decreased enough to make a difference in their driving...

The Interstate 10 Broadway Curve Improvement Project team has postponed this weekend’s eastbound I-10 closure between US 60 and Loop 202 because of the...

In celebration of Earth Day, Maricopa residents can get rid of their trash and unwanted items with a free "dump" day Saturday at the Butterfield Station Landfill and Recycling Association of Maricopa.

Will Dunn, host and auctioneer, solicited bids from the crowd, telling them, "This isn't for Rotary. This isn't for fun. This is for scholarships for the students of Maricopa who need a little help to go on to college." The Rotary club provided $12,000 in scholarships for local high school students last year.