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Maricopa is surrounded by desert historic sites, but it is not always easy – or legal – to get to them in a vehicle. Take,...

By Misty Newman Are you looking for something fun to do with your family during the school year that will fit into your busy schedule...

By Charlie and Becky Goff The Pinal County Open Space And Trails Department is currently in the Master Planning process for the proposed Palo Verde...

The World’s Largest Swimming Lesson is just one of several events for kids this week in Maricopa, which also includes important meeting. For details...

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) will implement fire restrictions beginning June 15, to help reduce the risk of wildfires on public lands north...

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Phoenix District Office  announced the times and locations for the public scoping meetings to evaluate the potential impacts...

The Maricopa Police Foundation is allowing residents to purchase and engrave memorial bricks “to honor the memory of a lost friend, family or loved...

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Phoenix District Office is seeking public input as it begins revision of a portion of the land use...

Sacred Christmas music, fun holiday standards and a cinematic surprise are all part of the annual Winter Serenade by the Maricopa Music Circle. The concert...

By Misty Newman No mountain is too high or challenge too big for Nathan Smith. His first epic hike was 22 miles and then he...

A single, kind thought can produce such a monumental outcome. A fine example of this was brought to fruition by one of Maricopa's...

A quail-hunting trip in the Sonoran Desert National Monument brought a rude awakening to a Maricopa resident.   Pockets of discarded backpacks, clothing, food...

Maricopa Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 12043 is inviting all Vietnam veterans to participate in a special event Jan. 27. The general public,...

Former Maricopa Police chief Patrick Melvin is one of 10 candidates in a crowded competition to represent Maricopa as an elected member of its city...

Street corners dotted with portable A-frame signs could have a cleaner appearance by summer.The growing number of small sandwich board-style signs throughout the city...

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

The primary responsibility of the President of the United States is to protect U.S. citizens. In doing so, he runs the risk of making...

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...

Mayor Christian Price will announce the winner of the Mysterious Mansion Mayhem contest at the Maricopa City Council meeting 7 p.m. Tuesday.Twenty-seven homes –...

I am thrilled Congress has seen fit to designate I-11 (linking Las Vegas to Phoenix) in the transportation bill last week.Much effort has gone...

As a crowd of more than 100 looked on, Maricopa’s veterans honored their fallen comrades with a flag-raising ceremony Monday morning in front of...

Jack Mullins vividly remembers taking a break from work one day in the early 1970s to have lunch with his father Thomas.His father was...

While state Republicans have just launched a website in an attempt to raise millions of dollars to construct a fence along the Arizona-Mexico border,...

Six wrestlers from Maricopa High School will be making the trip to Prescott later this week to compete in the Division III State Wrestling Championships.

Firefighters from the Maricopa Fire Department are getting a respite from their deployments to wildfires across the state, including the colossal Wallow fire in...

The people who inhabited the two camps in what was called Rivers, Arizona, were virtual prisoners.

Veterans Day 2010 will feature multiple events to remember and celebrate Maricopa's veterans, as well as those who are now serving our nation's military.

I'd like to take a few minutes to talk about the matter of Sheriff Babeu's request for some $1.5M of emergency funding from Pinal County coffers for the purpose of creating and equipping a special interdiction squad or "anti-smuggling enforcement unit."

This week we are examining the four Democrats, Cathy Eden, John Dougherty, Rodney Glassman and Randy Parraz, who are squaring off for the Democratic nomination to run for United States Senate.

Can it really be true? Is it really August already?