Judge rules Pinal County Board has authority over contracts in dispute with county attorney
A judge ruled that only the Pinal County Board can approve contracts after a dispute involving an immigration enforcement deal signed by County Attorney Brad Miller without board approval. The decision reinforces legal boundaries between county offices while highlighting concerns over fiscal responsibility.
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Hearing on Pinal County lawsuit over 287(g) agreement set for May 15 in Maricopa County
A court hearing will address whether Pinal County’s attorney had authority to sign a federal agreement without board approval. The public can watch live online as both sides present their arguments before Judge Michael Gordon.
Cheapest midgrade gas in Pinal County reach $4.19 in week ending May 2
The lowest price for a gallon of midgrade gas in Pinal County during the week ending May 2 was $4.19, according to customer reports to GasBuddy.
Pinal County family and kids events planned for May 10-16
Don’t miss out on these family and kids events happening in Pinal County this week.
Gilbert Medicaid outlays for Medicine Services and Procedures grow to $14.7 million in 2024
Medicaid expenditures for the Medicine Services and Procedures category in Gilbert reached $14,653,563 in 2024, rising 3% as shifts in usage and payment structure influenced totals.
Which ex-high school standouts featured in Pinal County will compete on Sunday, May 10?
On Sunday, May 10, this former Pinal County area high school standout will be in action.
Pinal County saw lowest price for E85 gas at $3.69 in week ending May 2
The lowest price of E85 gas in cities throughout Pinal County was found at a single gas station in the week ending May 2, according to customer reports submitted to GasBuddy.
Bissell Pet Foundation to cover adoption fees at Pinal County event in May
The Bissell Pet Foundation is covering pet adoption fees at an upcoming event from May 1–17 in Pinal County. All adoptions include medical care and licensing with only a small county fee required. Recent educational statistics highlight ongoing challenges faced by local students.
2026 Best & Brightest 35 and Under nominations deadline extended to May 7
Integrated Media Publishing has extended its Best & Brightest nominations deadline for professionals under age 35 until May 7. Honorees will be celebrated at an event in September and featured across several business magazines. The Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce supports these efforts by fostering business growth locally.