Israel Juarez, a former professional mixed martial arts fighter who lived in Maricopa’s Rancho Mirage neighborhood, has died. He was 43. Juarez, who fought under the nickname “Figure Four,” was
Be Awesome Inc. is inviting Maricopa families to break out their big hats and bow ties tomorrow for a Kentucky Derby-themed tea party fundraiser supporting local youth programs. The nonprofit’s
A long-discussed public park has moved beyond concept art and public brainstorming, with the city now seeking a construction manager for the 58-acre project next to City Hall. A city
Pinal County health officials today confirmed the county’s first community measles case of 2026 in an unvaccinated adult who was exposed outside the county but later visited an emergency healthcare
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Maricopa ranked No. 33 among the nation’s 50 fastest-growing suburbs in a new MoneyLion study released Friday. According to the report, Maricopa’s population grew from 48,629 in 2019 to 67,163
More than 2,200 ED3 customers in and around Maricopa’s Rancho El Dorado neighborhood lost power this afternoon, according to Electrical District No. 3. The utility posted a community alert at
A TikTok video posted Tuesday by user @yordanobravo is putting a fresh spotlight on a familiar danger along State Route 347: people on foot where almost no one should be
Maricopa-based travel agency Two Guys And A Passport is inviting travelers to trade routine for lavender fields, vineyard views and chef-led dining in Southern France next spring. The agency, a
Maricopa Moose and Duke’s Roadhouse dropped their largest donation yet during last night’s bingo tournament. The fraternal organization and Western-themed restaurant presented a combined $2,306 donation to Maricopa Library and
A Maricopa High School student was named one of Junior Achievement of Arizona’s 2026 “18 Under 18” winners, earning statewide recognition for youth service and leadership. Josephine Hoskins, 16, a
