Pinal County Attorney Brad Miller told a Maricopa audience Saturday his office has increased criminal prosecutions by 30% since he took office in January 2025, crediting what he described as
(First InMaricopa) Jon-Christopher Clark said he trusted Children’s Learning Adventure with his children. He and his partner have two sons aged 4 and 2. Their older child began attending the
Police arrested four people in Maricopa over a three-day stretch last week in separate cases involving alleged death threats or violent confrontations, including one street gang member who “promised” officers
![A DPS trooper recorded a driver traveling 100 mph on State Route 347 on March 20, the third triple-digit speeding arrest on the highway in March. [Arizona Department of Public Safety]](https://inmaricopa.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/20260330-speeder-nabbed-e1774888475670-768x595.jpg)
An 18-year-old driver was arrested Friday evening after allegedly hitting triple-digit speeds on State Route 347 during rush hour, according to the Arizona Department of Public Safety. A Highway Patrol
The City of Maricopa has hired a new leader to oversee how the city prepares for disasters and coordinates large-scale emergencies. Angela Eastman has been named manager of the city’s
Maricopa Police Department will host its inaugural Bike Safety Rodeo next month, inviting families to a free, hands-on event focused on building safer, more confident young riders. The event is
(First InMaricopa) A pre-dawn traffic stop on Maricopa’s main strip Saturday led to a drug arrest, an outstanding warrant and a federal immigration case now being handled by U.S. Immigration
![Yasik Delores, 17, was last seen Tuesday evening in the Tortosa neighborhood. [Maricopa Police Department]](https://inmaricopa.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/20260325-missing-teen-768x507.jpg)
Maricopa police are asking for the public’s help in locating a missing 17-year-old last seen Tuesday evening in Tortosa. Yasik Delores left her residence on her own accord just before
Three Maricopa men were arrested over the weekend in domestic violence cases involving strangulation or choking allegations, according to court records. Meadows case brings strangulation charge Virgil Travon Bryant, 36,
![File photo of Maricopa police officers arresting a woman, shown here in an unrelated case. In this case, police charged a woman with child abuse March 22 after a dispute involving a request for photos with firefighters. [Monica D. Spencer]](https://inmaricopa.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/20260324-child-abuse-arrest-gfx-768x432.jpg)
A Maricopa mother was arrested on felony child abuse charges Sunday after police say she struck her daughter for refusing to take a photo with firefighters during a birthday gathering
