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Candidates exchanged views – and a few verbal jabs – at the UltraStar Multi-tainment Center on July 26 in hopes of scoring points with...

As a candidate for City Council, I want to focus on viable ideas for improving life in Maricopa. It starts by bringing in employers...

Republican candidates exchanged heated remarks Saturday morning during a primary-election debate at UltraStar Multi-tainment Center.More than 100 community members and campaign supporters turned out...

Scott Bartle moved to Maricopa 10 years and started what was then 85239.com. The InMaricopa publisher was elected to a four-year term...

The Maricopa City Council approved a $96,000 contract Tuesday night for Nexxus Consulting LLC for the fiscal year 2014-15.Nexxus Consulting is a government relations...

Vincent Manfredi’s volunteer resume ranges from task force member to softball coach to political activist, and he hopes to apply all his experiences to...

The Maricopa City Council is giving the cows the boot. Council voted last night to a land purchase and development agreement that would facilitate...

Maricopa businessman Lee Feiles has announced his candidacy to fill a two-year term on the Maricopa City Council. He is running to fill the...

Nine-year Maricopa resident Rich Vitiello has announced his candidacy for Maricopa City Council.He said he will work to find ways to help local businesses...

Let me be the first to welcome you into the New Year and say that 2014 will be another year of monumental things occurring...

Maricopa resident and volunteer Vincent Manfredi announced his candidacy for the city council Monday. He said he officially will file his nomination petition as...

U.S. Rep. Paul Gosar, R-Ariz., said it’s up to citizens to hold their elected officials accountable.With an array of problems facing a gridlocked Congress...

The Maricopa Chamber of Commerce invites the public to see the proposed alternatives to the State Route 347/Union Pacific Railroad overpass at its office,...

It was standing room only at the Maricopa Unified School District administrative offices Thursday evening as Arizona Department of Transportation officials presented various plans...

It’s the end of another calendar year and a month of celebration, reflection, cerebration, and resolutions for the future. And in retrospect, 2012 has...

The primary election is Aug. 28 and early balloting is underway. Between now and Aug. 20, InMaricopa.com will publish two to three Q &...

Residents are invited to learn about and comment on a proposed grade separation project at State Route 347 and the Maricopa-Casa Grande Highway intersection,...

The Arizona Department of Transportation is holding a public meeting 6 to 7:30 p.m. July 10 as part of a study to evaluate a...

Two candidates for mayor and four for city council will be on the ballot for the city elections this spring.The term for mayor is...

The Maricopa City Council approved a list of state and federal legislative goals for 2012 Tuesday night presented by Intergovernmental Manager Paul Jepson.“One of...

I have decided to run for office because I am concerned about what has not changed and the broken promises that all citizens have...

Every year since the mid-1970s, thousands of cattle entered Maricopa Feedyard's pens at a slim 300 pounds and left 400 days later weighing more than half a ton.

Maricopa experienced some dramatic highs and lows during the past year. Here is a look at 10 key events, ranked according to the results of a poll in which readers voted on the top story of 2010.

Officials are forecasting a strong cold front to bring heavy rain and freezing temperatures into the state beginning tomorrow, with the mercury dipping to 18 degrees in Maricopa. The Red Cross offers these steps people can take to stay safe and warm:

Maricopa residents are concerned with high utility rates, pleased with the city's public safety departments and hopeful that a community center will be built according to the newly released Maricopa Citizen Survey.

Republicans John McCain and Jon Kyl are fighters! They just fought to block unemployment benefits. They intentionally left tens of thousands of folks who have been out of work in Arizona, Pinal County, Maricopa and your street without a way to pay for food, life-sustaining utilities or housing.

The Maricopa City Council is giving the cows the boot. Council voted last night to a land purchase and development agreement that would facilitate the extinction of the Maricopa Feedlot and spur a future job center in the city.

Thousands of cattle and the workers who tend to them could soon know their destiny as the Maricopa City Council will look to approve a $3 million land purchase this Thursday, which would essentially cancel the lease for Maricopa Feedlot.

Welcome to June - the month of weddings, celebrations, vacations and hot days with less hot nights. In the governmental arena, it's also the month of tentative and final budgeting and - this year - the time of serious political campaigning.