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Maricopa Meadows residents are planning to meet this Saturday in the community's main park to discuss the formation of a block watch program.

As a Cox truck drove past Maricopa resident Daniel Yingst's home, he kept his fingers crossed. For the past year Yingst says he has been praying Cox would come to town and purchase his poorly performing entertainment provider.

The American Legion Baseball Opening Day ceremony for the State of Arizona will be on Saturday at Copper Sky. The ceremonies will start...

The Maricopa Unified School District Governing Board welcomed Rhonda Melvin as its newest member Wednesday night. And then the board looked at filling teaching...

City Hall hosted the Maricopa High School blended learning classes on March 19, as students presented their third-quarter projects to the mayor and council...

Maricopa High School’s Warriors of the Net clinched the state championship Dec. 20 at the U.S. Air Force CyberPatriot Competition. The team will compete in...

If you think transportation is the number one issue facing Maricopa, state Rep. Teresa Martinez of Casa Grande has your back. In an exclusive interview...

The Maricopa Unified School District governing board voted 4-1 to approve the adoption of a new K-12 science curriculum at its meeting Wednesday night,...

IF YOU GO What: Newsies Who: MHS Theatre Company When: Feb. 27-29, 7 p.m.; Feb. 29, 2 p.m. How much: $12 adults; $10 studentsIn 1899, newsboys across New...

To say the overpass construction has been complicated for Maricopa citizens and businesses alike would be an understatement.   The overpass had been a distant dream...

Maricopa athletes working for spots on this year’s high school varsity teams: (from left) Sequoia Pathway Academy volleyball players Lynniece Andrews, Kelsey Blatz and...

Maricopa Unified School District’s middle schools are sending eight teams each to the Future City competition at Arizona State University on Jan. 28. Desert Wind...

For Rob and Lucinda Boyd, the run up to Christmas this year has been particularly hectic. Their nonprofit The Streets Don’t Love You Back (TSDLYB)...

Five months after Maricopa City Council voted to demolish it, the former La Roca nightclub bit the dust. The building, which was on...

Maricopa High School’s Class of 2014 graduation ceremony took place Thursday evening at the football stadium. Two hundred and sixty-eight students graduated.“It was a...

Almost 400 students were promoted to high school from Maricopa Wells and Desert Wind middle schools Tuesday evening at a ceremony held at the...

Mesa Mayor Scott Smith, chairman of the Arizona First Leadership Foundation and current president of the U.S. Conference of Mayors, announced a statewide town...

7 Java Street, formerly Seven Cups Coffee, opened its doors Tuesday and is brewing more than a hot cup of coffee for customers.The owner...

Rep. (Adam) Kwasman, thank you for your attendance and state legislative update presentation at last night’s council meeting. It is inspiring to see a...

Steve Smith (a Tea-Party Republican candidate running for state senator) met with the mayor of Maricopa, Anthony Smith, to discuss many of the issues facing the city, including transportation, jobs and the ever-growing cost of utilities.

The MCA community garden is located just off state Route 238 behind the Cobblestone Farms outer wall. Passersby can view row after row of thriving green plants there, all of them fruits and vegetables destined for the Maricopa F.O.R. food bank.

On Nov. 1 an estimated 500 law enforcement officials from around Arizona came to Casa Grande to pay last respects and escort one of their own, Sgt. Tate Lynch, a Casa Grande Peace Officer, to his final resting place.