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Thousands affected by Maricopa power outage

Community Monica D. Spencer, Reporter - Apr 23, 2024

Updated 9:25 a.m., April 23, 2024. More than 33,000 Maricopans and western Pinal County residents went without power at the height of rush hour this morning, affecting not only power inside homes, businesses and schools, but also traffic signals. The outage affected 33,708 residents in Maricopa, Hidden Valley, Mobile and the...

Man found dead at bar identified

Public Safety Feb 5, 2024

UPDATE Feb. 5, 2024, 5:11 p.m.: The Pinal County Medical...

Maricopa isn’t the second-safest AZ city. It’s not even in the top 25

Public Safety Mar 11, 2024

City Hall raved in February about its recent rank...

City to get 7th gas station

Business Dec 24, 2023

Maricopans may soon have another fueling option away from...

Paddleboats coming to Copper Sky lake

Community Feb 19, 2024

By next Valentine’s Day, a date on the lake...

Full STEAM ahead: Couple’s lifetime of model railroading becomes new education

Community News Feb 10, 2020

Part toys-for-grownups, part engineering marvel and part art project,...

License to drill: Buyer beware — some Maricopa contractors don’t play by the rules

Business Mar 3, 2024

In 2021, Sorrento resident Elisa Olivarez wanted a new...

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Inspectors rate grocer, taqueria ‘excellent’

Brian Petersheim Jr., Reporter - Apr 20, 2024

Looking to celebrate Taco Tuesday a few days early, or cook some healthier options at home? Don’t fret, health inspectors visited two local flavor merchants this week and doled out “excellent” ratings to a taqueria and a natural grocer. It's...

Elena Trails releases home renderings

Monica D. Spencer, Reporter - Apr 18, 2024

Affordable apartments planned near ‘Restaurant Row’

Monica D. Spencer, Reporter - Apr 17, 2024

Lowe’s to clear final planning hurdle

Jeff Chew, Reporter - Apr 15, 2024

5 years of health and wellness

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Thousands affected by Maricopa power outage

Monica D. Spencer, Reporter - Apr 23, 2024

Updated 9:25 a.m., April 23, 2024. More than 33,000 Maricopans and western Pinal County residents went without power at the height of rush hour this...

Locals find zen with Earth Day drum circle

Brian Petersheim Jr., Reporter - Apr 22, 2024

Burning sage filled the air inside Maricopa Community Center this morning as local seniors got into a rhythm with Mother Nature to celebrate Earth...

POLL: Video games don’t make young men violent

Brian Petersheim Jr., Reporter - Apr 20, 2024

If you’ve ever gotten into video games, you might have experienced “gamer rage.” It could be caused by something as simple as flying off Rainbow...

Matt Huffman’s legacy given new life at MHS ballpark

Jeff Chew, Reporter - Apr 19, 2024

Matt Huffman held the world in the pocket of his baseball glove. He was a baseball star for the Maricopa High School Rams and a...

Shred-A-Thon to take place tomorrow

Brian Petersheim Jr., Reporter - Apr 19, 2024

Did your office overflow with paper documents Tax Day? You’re in luck, because the Maricopa Senior Advisory Committee and Pinal County Attorney’s Office will host...

6-year-old in desperate need of heart transplant

Jeff Chew, Reporter - Apr 17, 2024

Ka’zia Delco was just 6 when she collapsed on the playground at Maricopa Elementary School in December. She was airlifted out of Maricopa to Phoenix...

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Drunken man shoots up street sign, gets free ride to jail

Jeff Chew, Reporter - Apr 23, 2024

A highly intoxicated Maricopa man was arrested and jailed after he shot off a gun, destroying a street sign in the early morning hours, police said. Marcos Castro, 28, he was prohibited by law to possess the weapon, police said, and faces charges of DUI with a blood-alcohol level of...