Daily Headlines: Charges revised for 2 accused in CG family homicide

RJ Hamster

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We start today with the latest crime news, as police are seeking a suspect in the latest shooting to take place in Casa Grande. Here is what we know about the incident.

Meanwhile, in Maricopa, the police department arrived at Copper Sky Regional Park during the Pop-Up Spring Carnival on Friday in response to a fight between a large group of juveniles. Local Facebook groups were quick to report a rumored shooting at the carnival grounds. City spokesperson Monica Williams said the speculation was unfounded and that there was no ongoing threat to public safety.

Plus, in sports, the Poston Butte softball team powered their way to victory over Vista Grande, winning 17-6. The Broncos hit two homers in the game and now sit at 7-2 on the season. Read the full recap here.

Local News

New Pinal Ways issue embraces spring with spotlight on changes, tips, hobbies

Following the cold, and sometimes rainy, days of winter, the arrival of spring brings rich greens and, in some cases, vibrant pops of color to Pinal. This new season is the time for new growth in nature.

Charges revised for 2 accused in CG family homicide

The Casa Grande man who has been charged in a series of crimes including the killing of his father, disposing of his dismembered body, a structure fire and armed kidnapping, while his mother allegedly helped conceal the crimes.

Banner CG expands cardiology services

Banner Casa Grande Medical Center has announced expanded cardiology services aimed at reducing travel times for patients who normally commute to the Valley for specialized treatment.

Sports

Vaqueros keep cruising, run-rule Bears

In many respects, it was just another day at the office for the surging Central Arizona College baseball team.

Today’s Top Video

Back Story March 22, 2024

Check out this preview of what to expect at the Southwest Taco Fest in Casa Grande, featuring Pinal County favorite, Nacho Mafia!

WATCH HERE

Area News

AmeriCorps teams up with CAC class for restoration

AmeriCorps volunteers recently collaborated with the Sonoran Horticulture class at Central Arizona College to undertake a significant campus restoration project, a press release from the school said.

Federal funding secured for oft-flooded Maricopa road, CAC training program

New federal funding provided by the recently passed expenditure bill in Congress includes more than a million dollars to provide flood control for Maricopa to help make sure kids can get to Desert Sunrise High School after heavy flooding.