Fire departments respond to call at McDonald’s
Three units from the Maricopa Fire and Medical Department responded to a call at the McDonald’s restaurant on John Wayne Parkway Monday afternoon.
Despite having...
Feds extend deadline for travel ID to fly, but first Maricopans must drive
Rest easy, travelers. The deadline for getting a federally compliant travel-identification card has been extended by two years, to May 7, 2025.
For Maricopans, getting...
‘Come hell or high water:’ Despite defeat of Prop. 469, Martinez leads ongoing efforts...
Proposition 469 to improve transportation, most notably roads, across Pinal County was defeated in the General Election.
Still, processes are moving forward that could result...
State’s 1st flu fatality of season is Pinal County child
A child has died of influenza in Pinal County, the first death in Arizona this flu season, according to Pinal County Public Health Services...
Fire Prevention Week: Home-escape plan may save your life
You’re relaxing at home. Suddenly, you notice smoke billowing. Usually, it’s from the kitchen. By the time you see it, you might have only...
Interim leader Pitassi becomes Maricopa’s new fire chief
Brad Pitassi, interim chief of Maricopa Fire/Medical since the resignation of Brady Leffler on March 27, is the city’s new fire chief, InMaricopa has...
Boy, 1, hospitalized after being found in pool
At about 5:30 p.m., Friday, Maricopa’s police and fire departments responded after a 1-year-old boy was found in a swimming pool.
The boy's mother performed...
September is Suicide Prevention Month — and perfect time to learn signs, symptoms
Every 11 minutes, a person dies by suicide. In 2020, 45,979 individuals took their own life. Almost as many people who live in the...
Police chief resigns
Maricopa Police Chief James Hughes has resigned. The 36-year law-enforcement veteran’s final day with the department will be Sept. 15, according to a statement...
Man who exchanged gunfire with officers found dead in backyard
UPDATED AT 2:50 p.m., Monday, Aug. 29
A man who exchanged gunfire with Maricopa Police officers Monday morning from inside a home in The Villages...
Scheduled weekend restrictions along Phoenix-area freeways
Weekend Travel Advisory about scheduled weekend restrictions for improvement projects along Phoenix-area freeways, including:
Westbound I-10 closed between 51st Avenue and 75th Avenue from...
Road to remain closed until the summer of 2023
As the Sonoran Desert Parkway project progresses, there are some required road closures in order for construction to continue. Farrell Road between North Pepper...
Safety in schools a never-ending effort
A tide of national headlines involving school safety has dominated the national conversation the last couple months.
But the leaders at Maricopa Unified School District...
City Council candidates talk about … transportation, SR 347
The next four years will be key to growth in Maricopa.
And transportation is probably residents' most-voiced concern about that growth.
Four candidates — Adam Leach,...
Tips for fireworks safety on 4th of July
The Maricopa Police Department urges you to put safety first when celebrating this Fourth of July. Legal fireworks are safer than ever, in part...
Sonoran Desert Parkway: The rubber meets the road
Construction officially began on the Sonoran Desert Parkway last month, but the road project is hardly a new idea.
The first purpose-built parkway in the...
Secure Your Load Every Day
By Kismet Weiss / ADOT Deputy Director
At the Arizona Department of Transportation, our guiding principle - what we call our True North - is...
New traffic light is being installed
A new traffic light is being installed at the intersection of Honeycutt Avenue and Maricopa Road.
https://youtu.be/7_pfzftQcTo
City officials explained in the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP)...
Health inspector dings 13 businesses with 40 violations
A summary of the March 15-April 11 food inspections by Pinal County Environmental Health Services:
Bashas' Deli
Equipment, Food-Contact Surfaces, Nonfood-Contact Surfaces and Utensils
Observed a...
Lengthy closure set for Honeycutt Road
A portion of Honeycutt Road will be closed between White and Parker Road and North Hartman Road May 2 to June 24 for bridge...
Man accused of throwing son into wall
Police arrested a man Sunday afternoon after he allegedly threw his son into a wall and threatened him.
Derek J. Odom, 29, was charged with...
Use of force: Training officers for the unknown
For any law enforcement officer, the decision to use force is difficult.
When Maricopa police officers respond to a call, they are walking into a...
Officers shoot armed man to death in Homestead
Maricopa police shot and killed an armed man who was making threats at his Homestead residence on Sunday morning.
The incident, the city’s first officer-involved...
Police activity in Maricopa
InMaricopa is live on the scene.
More updates to follow...
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Tips for keeping pets cool in Maricopa heat
Republished from a story by Michelle Trujillo back in 2017. Dr. Cordell has since passed away.
As summer temperatures migrate back to Maricopa, pet owners...
Chief: MPD improves way it reports crime
The Maricopa Police Department has officially improved the way we report crime. We recently completed the transition from the Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program’s...
Crime stats up a tick under new reporting system
The Maricopa Police Department recently changed the reporting system for crimes in the city from the previous Universal Crime Reporting (UCR) system to the...
Oversized load coming our way
Barnhart Crane & Rigging is scheduled to travel through Maricopa on Monday, Feb. 14. The oversized load will be traveling south via SR 347...
Prepare for SR 347 Restrictions at Maricopa Road
SR 347 RESTRICTIONS LATE THURSDAY EVENING
Where: SR 347 at Maricopa Road
When: 9 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 27, to 5 a.m. Friday, Jan....
A car made an unexpected entrance into someone’s yard last Friday
Submitted:
A car made its way into a backyard along Porter Road last week. According to eyewitness Danny Puzzo, "They came flying out of Homestead...