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The novel coronavirus COVID-19 was first announced in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China, in December. Its symptoms are similar to common influenza but its fatality...

From State of Emergency to telemedicine, the gubernatorial executive orders since March 11 cover a wide assortment of issues that have arisen from the...

  Business owners say panic buying and food shortage led to an increase in sales of firearms and meat cuts. Arizona Law Dawgs and The Box...

 Gov. Doug Ducey today issued a Declaration of Emergency and an Executive Order to combat the continued spread of COVID-19 and to reduce financial...

The Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) and the Pinal County Public Health Department confirmed today that two Pinal County residents have been diagnosed...

Maricopa’s first discount store will shut its doors permanently by summer. Discount giant 99 Cents Only announced yesterday it plans to close all 371 of...

For those of us who live a routine lifestyle, time flies by. Days blend together and fall off the calendar like peaches from a...

It's been nearly four years since the coronavirus pandemic shuttered the world. Every day, the memory becomes more distant; the grasps at normalcy more...

Editor's note: This story was updated to reflect the number of incoming volunteers is the lowest in a decade, not the total number of...

Shortly after their children leave for school, Ana Regalado and her husband, Ricardo, begin cooking and setting up filming equipment in their Maricopa kitchen....

Life after the COVID-19 pan-demic is becoming increasingly evident. New cases as well as hospitalizations and deaths are on the decline. Mask mandates have ended. Still,...

Meeting after meeting, month after month, they’ve stepped to the podium and described in sometimes graphic and horrifying detail their experiences, or those of...

In previous board meetings, parents expressed concern about safety and discipline outside of school walls, such as on school buses or walking home from...

As the district continues its work study and policy analysis, MUSD staff encourage parents and teachers to get involved. The district hopes to provide an...

Staff and administration are prioritizing mental-health resources for their youth. On March 30, MUSD partnered with Brianna Reinhold's Northern Lights on a suicide-prevention presentation for...

MUSD says it wants to do more than decrease discipline issues and behavioral infractions. It wants to provide a safe space on its campuses. In...

So, how is MUSD getting to the root of the problems? Predicting behavioral problems daily is nearly impossible. MUSD board members and administrators continue reviewing...

Board members also believe academic intervention can reduce discipline problems. Downey emphasizes student-teacher relationships foster a student’s positive feelings inside and outside the classroom. Maricopa Wells...

Maricopa residents planning an international getaway this year should expect longer than usual processing times for passports, according to the U.S. Department of State. In...

The big orange box may bring with it a big green light for development in Maricopa. Atlanta-based Home Depot, the world’s largest home-improvement chain with...

One stride at a time, Arnita Green has made her mark as a Maricopa business owner. Knowing she is a former three-time All-America at The...

Completion after years of restoration work on the city’s Silver Horizon rail car is, well, on the horizon.   InMaricopa got a sneak peek on...

Here we are, with a little over six weeks to go before the tax filing deadline on Tuesday, April 18. Have you prepared and...

The weather is idyllic — 72 degrees. The fairways are a lush green. By late afternoon, the winter sun splashes a rosy finish on your...

By Rich Nickel and Ron Butler Rather than staying laser-focused on academics, superintendents, principals and teachers across Arizona – including Maricopa Unified School District –...

Two teams comprising Maricopa middle-school students in blended-learning programs placed among the top five Saturday in the regional Future Cities competition at ASU Preparatory...

The single-family home is king in Maricopa. But a housing shift is beginning. More options are coming — in the short term and long term...

Desert Wind Middle School students participated in a city-model showcase Thursday night, where friends and family of the students could view their models and...

This past year brought many challenges. Many of us are dealing with unexpected health issues. COVID-19 left its mark. Inflation had a profound effect. Several...

Sunstreet Lending owner Richard Furman isn’t a rookie in the business world, yet he had an accountant who had him perplexed and frustrated as...