Friday May 17 | Copper Basin News
Kimmel and Figueroa win Copper Basin Idol
The Copper Basin Idol was held at the Hayden-Winkelman Auditorium on Friday, May 10, and winning the contest was Josette Kimmel.
Friday May 17 | Copper Basin News
Superior reviews possible budget options
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AZ drought conditions intensifying
Spring is typically the driest time of year in Arizona, and the lack of rainfall over the last two months has caused our drought to worsen.
Motorcycle gang party turns into shootout
Four were injured, one critically, in a gunfight Sunday morning between rival motorcycle gangs at the Loose Cannons Motorcycle Club.
Medication drop off point set at Oracle Fire Department
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Slow job growth predicted in rural Arizona
Arizona's economic recovery is flattening out statewide, with job growth outside the Phoenix metro area for this year and next predicted to be anemic.
3 finalists vie to be Scottsdale city manager
They are Pinal County Manager Fritz Behring, former Tempe City Manager Charlie Meyer and Tom Wilson, the assistant city manager for development services in Palm Springs, Calif.
Why? Pinal County delays ICE decision
Pinal County is postponing a decision on whether to end a money-losing federal contract for housing immigration detainees in the county jail, instead voting to try once more to renegotiate a new deal.
Off the Shelf: Workshop planned for E-Readers at San Manuel Library
The San Manuel Library will be offering a free E-Reader workshop for library cardholders at the library on Friday, May 10 from 10 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. Library cards are available free.  The workshop will be conducted by Shirley Condit of the Pinal County Library Outreach service.
Dead or Alive? Paul Babeu's Wilderness-Rescue Unit Once Again Proves Inept
It's a heartbreaking question that 5-year-old Alexa has been asking her mom, Tonya Hensley, since her father went missing on April 15.
Kearny Koyotes collect accolades at recent county fair
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Immigrant abandoned by smuggler found dead
Pinal County authorities say a man among a group of immigrants abandoned by a smuggler was found dead in the southern Arizona desert north of Marana.
Supervisor Smith Announces SaddleBrooke & Arizona City Office Hours
Consistent with his commitment to serve the people of District 4, which stretches from Maricopa to SaddleBrooke and the northern edge of Marana, Supervisor Anthony Smith will be holding meetings around the community.
The Honorable Judge Boyd T. Johnson Announces his Retirement
After more than eighteen years serving on the Pinal County Superior Court bench, Judge Boyd T. Johnson has given notice to the Governor, the Arizona Supreme Court and the Pinal County Board of Supervisors that he is retiring effective June 30, 2013.
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Voyles Files Charges against Man for Allegedly Making Threats against ...
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Among Prescott Police Chief Jerald Monahan's priorities for the next year will be expanding services for domestic violence victims, increasing police presence downtown, and supporting community partnerships.
Second Homicide Suspect Arrested
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According to state law, there are two methods by which police may arrest suspected offenders.
Babeu presents county options for public safety
Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu attended a town hall forum hosted by the Superior Town Council last week where the focus was to provide information on what a proposed agreement with PCSO would include.