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The issue of veteran housing was the hottest item during the regular meeting of the Mohave County Board of Supervisors Monday. After a lively discussion, the Board approved the project unanimously, receiving a round of applause from the residents who showed up to support local veterans.

“I highly recommend, even if they’ve attended a town hall in the past, to attend because there’s always new stuff happening,” said Public Affairs Officer Mary Dillinger.

The Kingman coalition will hold a “Lucky to Be Tobacco/Nicotine Free” event at 8 a.m. Wednesday at American Woodmark, 4475 E. Mohave Airport Drive.

“It’s not all law enforcement, it’s not all business owners,” Schuster explained. “We wanted a plethora of different experience levels that we can bring forward to apply to all the different situations we find ourselves in.”

Arizona Department of Transportation is on track to install a first-of-its-kind dust detection system on a major stretch of Interstate 10 recorded as one of the deadliest stretches of Arizona roads during dust storms.

Fraud investigations trump Arizona’s physician-patient privilege, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled Monday.

The City of Kingman issued the following building permits for the week ending March 14:

More than 30 years after it was brazenly stolen from an Arizona museum, a painting by Willem de Kooning reportedly worth $100 million is going on display back where it all began.

Green vegetation dots the mountain range from Quarter Circle U Ranch headquarters to the edge of the Superstition Mountains, where genetically selected black Angus cattle roam rocky trails, eating cacti and dry hay.

Members of the Central Arizona Fire & Medical Authority (CAFMA), along with Prescott Valley Police and Arizona DPS, arrived on scene of a motor vehicle accident on 89A and Coyote Springs Road where seven people were reportedly injured, according to CAFMA on Sunday night.

Authorities say a truck driver accused of kidnapping two children in Texas has been arrested on northern Arizona and the boy and girl are both safe.

The police search for a 4-year-old girl missing since last week on the Utah portion of the Navajo Nation remains on hold but volunteers and family members are still looking.

The American Rosie the Riveter Association is looking for these women, to find their stories and preserve them in history.

A North Carolina man accused of killing his wife was arrested Sunday on an Arizona interstate, authorities said, adding they will take a closer look at the death of the man's first wife more than a decade ago.

Two children who wandered off from a campsite near Blake Ranch Road on Friday were promptly located thanks to the efforts of Mohave County Search and Rescue and an area resident.

At approximately 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Northern Arizona Consolidated Fire District units were dispatched to a commercial vehicle fire in the 1200 block of Ames Avenue.

The Arizona Supreme Court is scheduled to release a ruling Monday in the case of a woman convicted on fraud and theft charges for faking a cancer diagnosis to get the state to pay for her late-term abortion.

Council will discuss awarding the bid for a water recharge injection well at the Hilltop wastewater plant and expanding the Stockton Hill Road project at its meeting at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Mohave County Administration Building, 700 W. Beale St.

One of the first questions fielded by City Manager Ron Foggin and councilwomen Deana Nelson and SueAnn Mello Keener at Wednesday’s Mohave Republican Forum meeting was in regards to how Kingman is addressing its roads without funding.

The Volunteer Services program at Kingman Regional Medical Center is awarding scholarships to students who are pursuing a career in healthcare.

Growing up can be tough, especially if some of those tough situations include being bullied at school for following a certain religion, the way you sound, dress and anything else people can find to pick at.

Larson LifeSkills recently announced its February winners.

Matthew Mendez, a senior at Kingman High School, was recently selected as the Kingman Rotary Club’s Student Rotarian.

On Friday, March 15, we all woke up to the news that in distant New Zealand, a 28-year old Australian man killed 49 people in two mosques in Christchurch on the east coast of New Zealand’s South Island. This tragic event is just one in a long chain of hate-motivated terrorist attacks around the world.

Kingman Route 66 Rotary Club featured Marty Adams, Kingman Regional Medical Center Social Worker at its March 8 meeting.