The Pinal Countuy Medical Examiner ruled the deaths of two men in an August house fire accidental. [InMaricopa file] The deaths of two men in a Glennwilde house fire last month have been ruled ...
A proposed 500-megawatt battery storage project in Hidden Valley encountered a temporary setback yesterday. The Pinal County Planning and Zoning Commission voted 9-0 to continue multiple requests for ...
For some students, figuring out what comes after high school starts with knowing what’s out there. That’s the idea behind Maricopa Unified School District’s fourth annual College & Career Expo, which ...
Mr. Chapman has no education, work experience, or qualifications to serve as a judge in our community. He is a decertified former police officer (permanently barred from serving as a peace officer in ...
An annual Maricopa football event honoring the memory of a former MHS player will return next week with a focus on mental health awareness. The Trey Liermann Memorial Tournament returns for its fourth ...
The votes are in, and three Maricopa moms have new bragging rights. Best Mom InMaricopa, an annual Mother’s Day tradition dating back to 2012, returned this year with 46 nominated moms and more than ...
This home in a gated community sits on a corner lot. Inside, it offers a bright great room, open kitchen with ample cabinetry, stainless steel appliances and a center island, plus a master suite with ...
Liza and Will Williams stand for a portrait on their Hidden Valley property on April 13, 2026. [Monica D. Spencer] In the greenhouse, the scent arrives before anything else. It’s floral yet earthy, ...
The Pinal County Board of Supervisors Wednesday hosted a work session on data centers to learn more about how they may affect the county’s energy, water and economy. The two-hour presentation brought ...
Nissan's Arizona Testing Center is a 3,050-acre facility in Stanfield, Ariz. [InMaricopa file] Nissan will open its Arizona Test Center to Maricopa high school students and their parents April 18, ...
A covert federal surveillance camera network tied to border enforcement extends into the Maricopa area, according to an investigation published Tuesday by the Arizona Mirror and The Border Chronicle.
Pinal County Superior Court is shown with a copy of the temporary restraining order. [David Iversen] Editor’s note: Brad Miller has submitted an op-ed to InMaricopa.com responding to the 287(g) ...
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