Daily Headlines: 4 indicted, 2 arrested for killing of Combs student

RJ Hamster

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We start today with crime news, as four people, including two juveniles, have been indicted in the fatal beating of Combs High School student Preston Lord. Click here for more details.

Meanwhile, as promised by the city, the Copper Sky Aquatic Center is scheduled to reopen with a new look right in time for swim season. On March 17, open swim hours will return as maintenance and construction have officially ended. Click here for more details.

Plus, a woman was arrested for driving under the influence after a fellow State Route 347 traveler called the Maricopa Police Department to report an “erratic driver.” According to the report, the vehicle stopped at a red light and then delayed to move forward as the light turned green. In addition, it swerved out of the correct lane.

Local News

Music is a big part of the entertainment at the Pinal County Fair

ELEVEN MILE CORNER — The music, the dancing and the thrill of live musical entertainment are key elements of the Pinal County Fair and each year, world-class entertainers take the stage, performing a variety of music for fair attendees.

Survey aims to reduce lead in Florence’s drinking water

FLORENCE — Florence water customers are being asked to complete a survey to help the town comply with updated lead and copper rules from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Lake View Park is ready for visitors

MARICOPA — After nearly a year since breaking ground, the new Lake View Park is now open for Maricopa residents to enjoy.

Sports

Cougars ready to showcase array of talent

CASA GRANDE — After reaching the 5A Conference play-in game and ending a brief three-year postseason drought, the Casa Grande Union softball team is aiming to build a new postseason streak.

Today’s Top Video

Back Story March 6, 2024

Check out these highlights from one of Pinal County’s most famous spring attractions… the Renaissance Festival! Huzzah!

WATCH HERE

Area News

Eloy police approach council with concerns

ELOY — Members of the Eloy Police Department approached the City Council in a meeting with a prepared statement about complaints but also support for the interim chief.

Golf tournament a ‘make or break moment’ for AZ City Moose Lodge

ARIZONA CITY — After almost four years, Arizona City residents are still feeling the effects of a massive fire that left the Arizona City Moose Lodge destroyed.