Bryan Mordt is a journalist for InMaricopa, focusing on local news and community stories in Maricopa, Arizona. With a passion for highlighting the people and events that make the area unique, Bryan's articles often feature interviews with local residents and cover topics ranging from community events to human interest stories.
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Maricopa Police Department will close the doors of its administration building as it transitions to the new facility next door.
By: Jeff Chew, Bryan Mordt
Maricopa Unified School District’s superintendent said internet chatter this morning suggesting “a potential school shooting” was “not considered a credible threat.”
Here is a list of permits issued June 10 through July 5.
It looks like Maricopa Taco Bell fans are safe from losing their Breakfast California Crunchwrap. For the first time, the Bell’s corporate honchos are giving franchisees the chance to opt out of serving breakfast. That won’t happen in Maricopa, say managers at both shops.
By: Monica D. Spencer, Bryan Mordt
Some Maricopa residents received a letter over the weekend from Global Water Resources warning of “elevated fluoride levels” detected in their drinking water for the past year.
By: Kylie Werner, Bryan Mordt
Poverty rates are trending down in Maricopa as they rise in other metro Phoenix cities like Mesa, Goodyear and Surprise, according to new U.S. Census Bureau numbers.
The 47-year-old self-styled "MAGA" voter, once disinterested in politics, said the 2020 general election "proved our voter rolls have too much fraud."
By: Kylie Werner, Bryan Mordt
Maricopa Police Department is investigating a theft at the Cricket Wireless store in the Maricopa Market on John Wayne Parkway.
Even though it’s got all the skid marks of an artificial intelligence prank, Facebook posts on Maricopa 347 Rants and the InMaricopa group proposing a State Route 347 alternative highway has gotten some serious social media mileage.
Pinal County Environmental Health Department inspectors started their year with a tour of five Maricopa restaurants and cafés earlier this week.
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